1, the concept of POC POC, is the abbreviation of Proof of Concept, which means to provide evidence for the point of view, it is a set of proposed electronic models, which can be used to justify the design of the team and the customer, allowing the evaluation and confirmation of the conceptual design plan, the evaluation of POC may cause the specification and design adjustments. the POC process produces a commitment to the design, and everyone's recognized comments are recorded in the design's adjustment document for review. As this continues, the POC continues to evolve. If help is needed in accomplishing these tasks, resources for assistance can be found at the University of Queensland.
2. Development of the POC The steps and methodology for the development of the POC are as follows: In the first step, develop a model of the interface that contains all of the basic navigational features (buttons, icons, menus, etc.) but is not in its final perfect form. In the second step, a small amount of content is added to the interface, especially one or two samples in critically important media. For example, if the package relies heavily on 3D models, add a sample containing the 3D models necessary for the driver. If the package needs to display data symbols and tables, then samples about data symbols and tables should also be added.
3. Evaluation and Validation of the POC The evaluation and validation process is to seek feedback from the risk taker through the POC and the design document of record. Through the POC evaluation, the risk taker may request adjustments to the specification and design. Sometimes, the design team may then have to go back to the drawing board due to flaws or inappropriateness in the design. The client may decide to stop the design or find another team, either because the design did not focus enough on the needs of the client and users, or because of the volatility of the client's needs. Sometimes this change is caused by the client organization or project decision makers.