Prototyping paves the way for meaningful feasibility tests by creating a physical or virtual model of the intended design. Regulatory compliance, potential issues, target group suitability, and device functionality can be evaluated in an informed, in-context manner through this process.
For instance, in the development process of a new alpha or beta prototype, feasibility testing may involve evaluating its interaction with the human body, its durability, and its ability to meet market demands. By offering a tangible touchpoint to assess these factors, prototyping effectively fuels an accurate and comprehensive feasibility test.