Make a small board that exposes practical matching constraints.

Create a small set of fictional offers and requests with at least one important constraint.

My first-version build plan

1. 1
   Choose a limited purpose

   Show how people could find and compare relevant listings. Leave transactions, inspections, and impact claims outside scope.

   You produce

   A purpose and limits.

   Worth reviewing with

   Project coordinator.

   Ask yourself

   What should a user be able to examine first?

2. 2
   Choose a simple format

   Start with a board, sheet, or disconnected mock-up. Consider whether AI categorization is needed to test the concept.

   You produce

   A format and possible AI role.

   Worth reviewing with

   Service designer if available.

   Ask yourself

   Can a manual version reveal the same coordination issue?

3. 3
   Prepare fictional listings

   Include quantities, condition notes, broad locations, and collection dates. Avoid actual private addresses and identify unknowns.

   You produce

   A fictional listing set.

   Worth reviewing with

   Relevant reviewer.

   Ask yourself

   What constraint must not disappear in a summary?

4. 4
   Assemble and review

   Show possible connections with reasons and conflicts. Keep human inspection and agreement explicit.

   You produce

   A reviewed first version.

   Worth reviewing with

   Organizer or relevant materials practitioner.

   Ask yourself

   Does the interface confuse a suggestion with a confirmed exchange?

5. 5
   Make limits visible

   Label simulated features, unconfirmed details, and what a review should examine.

   You produce

   A sample and review questions.

   Worth reviewing with

   Willing suitable reviewers.

   Ask yourself

   What evidence is still needed beyond the mock-up?