Rocket proudly shows his helper plan. "It is perfect!"
Raven holds up a stack of user cards. "What do you notice? Let's check it works for each person."
Nova hovers beside her. "Read each card," she says. "Ask if your helper works for them."
Good designers test with many kinds of users.
A user card describes a pretend person who might use the helper.
For each card, ask: does my helper work well for this person?
| User card | What to ask |
|---|---|
| A kid with a quiet voice | Can they use it as easily as a grown-up? |
| A crew member on the night side | Does it work with dark photos? |
| A new crew member | Can they understand how it chooses? |
| A crew member who worries about privacy | Does it keep their information safe? |
If a user card shows a problem, that is great news. You found it early!
Change your design, then test with the user cards again.
That is the same loop as Week 7: build, test, fix, test again.
| Statement | True or false? |
|---|---|
| Testing with many kinds of users helps find gaps. | ? |
| Finding a problem means the design failed forever. | ? |
| A helper should work well for kids and grown-ups. | ? |
| Real AI is a tool people build, and it can be wrong. | ? |
Careful testing, explorer! Tomorrow we celebrate everything you learned.