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-title: Prototyping
+title: Creating Prototypes
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+---
+title: Planning User Research
+publishDate: 2022-03-02 00:00:00
+# img: /co-creation-toolkit/assets/illustrations/nldp-farmer.svg
+img: /co-creation-toolkit/assets/toolkit/covers/toolkit-cover-08.svg
+img_alt: User Research Plan
+description: |
+  Planning is a critical step in the process of conducting user research. You can use the below template to help you plan your research.
+tags:
+  - User Research
+  - Interviews
+featured: true
+category: User Research
+---
+
+## Overview
+
+> The main aim of prototypes is to **explore many different solutions early on**. At the start of the project you you should use low fidelity prototypes - they will allow you to iterate much quicker. Later in the project, when requirements are more clear, you can use high fidelity prototypes.
+
+Figma is the go-to tool for creating prototypes in BGS. To learn how to use Figma for prototyping, refer to the [guide below](#creating-your-first-prototype).
+
+### Choosing research 
+
+What type of methods and approach you need will depend on your research questions. You can use the below diagram to guide your choice of research activities.
+
+![image](/co-creation-toolkit/assets/toolkit/user-research/methods-diagram.png)
+*Source: [Just Enough Research](https://abookapart.com/products/just-enough-research)*
+
+
+### How much user research do you need?
+
+The below matrix can help you decide how much time do you want to spend on user research. There are two things you should take into consideration - problem clarity and risk.
+
+**Problem clarity** - how well do you understand users' needs, frustrations and context in which they would use your product or service?
+
+**Risk** - what would happen if you made a wrong decision? Would it involve reengineering or redesign of the product? Are there any legal risks?
+
+![image](/co-creation-toolkit/assets/toolkit/user-research/ProductCraft_2021_Chart_Risk-Clarity-02.png)
+*Source: [ProductCraft](https://productcraft.com/best-practices/a-tried-and-true-framework-for-prioritizing-user-research/)*
+
+
+**Research Light (Problem Clarity = Low, Risk = Low)**
+
+The risks in this quadrant are lower so you could start exploring different solutions creating low-fidelity wireframes earlier. Testing them will allow you to get more clarify about the users and how they expect to use your product.
+
+**Ship it and Measure (Problem Clarity = High, Risk = Low)**
+
+For some products you could start development with minimal research. If your problem is clearly understood and the risks are low, you can start working on your product immediately - creating requirement specification documents or high-fidelity wireframes.
+
+**Research Heavy (Problem Clarity = Low, Risk = High)**
+
+This is the most challenging quadrant. You don't want to start creating solutions before you have a clear understanding of the users and their needs. This could result in solving the wrong problem or in creating a product that is not useful to the users. Spending more time on research will save you time and money in the long run.
+
+**Design Heavy (Problem Clarity = High, Risk = High)**
+
+If you have a clear understanding of your users and their needs you can start creating rapid prototypes and evaluating your ideas. However, research in this quadrant can be useful as well - it can inspire your team to create better solutions and to think about other ways to solve user problems.
+
+### Links
+
+* [Download User Research Plan Template](/co-creation-toolkit/assets/toolkit/user-research/user-research-plan-template.docx)
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