Adapt · Combine · Improve
Use evidence to generate several directions quickly, then choose one that is useful, feasible, and testable.
Transfer a useful principle from an existing product into this new context.
Bring together two useful principles or components that solve different parts of the problem.
Keep the core approach but change a weak step, feature, interaction, or system component.
Function
What core job must work?
User
What should become easier/clearer?
Fit/system
What must connect, fit, sort, move, or interact?
Prototype
What can realistically be built and tested tomorrow?
Criteria → three ideas → chosen direction.
Criteria
Write 4–5 testable success criteria.
Ideas
Create Adapt, Combine, and Improve directions with annotations.
Choose
Select and present the direction that best balances evidence and feasibility.
Finish one sentence.
Next lesson
Students create a rapid planning drawing, outline a short creation plan, and build a testable prototype.