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Project title All Your Names Replace this rectangle with a single image that gives a general idea of your project

Problem space Importance of problem space How do people deal with this problem today? Who will care about a solution? Who will a solution effect? Project name

Project description A quick description of your project How will people deal with the problem you are addressing if they have your project? What part of the problem? What are the main elements? Who are the users/stakeholders? Description of your project as a design challenge Project name

Related work What other projects relate to this one? Commercial or research What ideas does it draw on and who has worked on them? Who could you go to for help/advice What makes this project novel/interesting? Project name

Findings so far What did you do? What data did you collect? Who did you talk to? What did you learn from your fieldwork? What further fieldwork is needed? Project name

Basic scenario Storyboard of the product in use This section should be entirely in figures/pictures/diagrams The idea is to really convey how the appropriate user for your project will actually interact with it Include a description of how your fieldwork or other research/conversations have changed or influenced your thinking about the product Project name

Architecture What are basic components of your product? How do they interact? What information flows between them? Over what channels? Use the scenario as an example You definitely should use a figure here Project name

Design and evaluation How will you iterate on your prototype and its UI? Who will you ask to provide feedback? How will you evaluate your prototype and its UI? Project name

Plan for next quarter With a timeline & tasks Include design, implementation, evaluation Project name