Feedback-Driven Testing Protocol

In their teams, students design a user testing protocol to evaluate the finger prototypes. They specify tasks (such as gripping objects, manipulating a slider, or performing a pick-and-place action), success criteria, safety checks, and how data will be collected (notes, photos, or quick measurements). Students conduct tests with peers acting as users, collect feedback, and synthesize findings into a concise feedback synthesis that highlights user needs, pain points, and suggested improvements. They finalize revision decisions with clear rationales to guide subsequent iterations or the final exhibition.