Create a reviewable sample with clear facts and simulated elements.

Create one sample output from the approved fictional facts and label unfinished or simulated elements.

My first-version build plan

1. 1
   Choose the first purpose

   Select one audience and one output to show. Leave a full automated production system outside scope.

   You produce

   A purpose and scope note.

   Worth reviewing with

   Creative or product lead.

   Ask yourself

   What must the first version demonstrate?

2. 2
   Choose a format

   Use a draft, storyboard, or disconnected screen. Choose an existing workflow unless there is a reason for custom software.

   You produce

   A first-version format.

   Worth reviewing with

   Designer or developer if relevant.

   Ask yourself

   Which format can answer the first question with least unnecessary work?

3. 3
   Prepare the brief

   List fictional facts, tone, constraints, permissions questions, and source material.

   You produce

   A checked creative or product brief.

   Worth reviewing with

   Editor or source owner.

   Ask yourself

   Are proposed features clearly separate from existing functions?

4. 4
   Make and review

   Draft or assemble the sample. Check facts, meaning, accessibility, permissions, and technical behaviour where actually implemented.

   You produce

   A reviewed sample output.

   Worth reviewing with

   Editorial or technical reviewer to be arranged.

   Ask yourself

   What requires human approval before anything is shared?

5. 5
   Document the limits

   State the version, what works, what is simulated, and what reviewers should examine.

   You produce

   A review brief and sample.

   Worth reviewing with

   Appropriate reviewers.

   Ask yourself

   Does a polished appearance hide an unimplemented feature?