Pillar 02 — Build
From idea to AI-powered product.
Walk every phase of the framework — how strategy becomes experience, how experience becomes prompt, and how prompt becomes shipped capability.
Phase 1
Mission Before Technology
01 / 10
Business purpose, desired outcomes, success measures, vision, and constraints.
- Business purpose
- Desired outcomes
- Success measures
- Vision
- Constraints
Phase 2
Audience & Use Case Definition
02 / 10
Who is this for, what should they learn, do, and feel?
- Primary audience
- Learning objectives
- Target behaviors
- Emotional design
Phase 3
Experience Storyline
03 / 10
Design the user journey — beginning, middle, end, moments of delight.
- Journey arc
- Moments of delight
- Decision points
- Calls to action
Phase 4
Information Architecture
04 / 10
Navigation, pages, hierarchy, content organization, and flows.
- Navigation
- Page hierarchy
- Content model
- Flows
Phase 5
Prompt as Requirements Document
05 / 10
Prompts contain context, objective, audience, constraints, and acceptance criteria.
- Context
- Objective
- Audience
- Functional requirements
- Acceptance criteria
Phase 6
Feature-by-Feature Build
06 / 10
Build one page, one feature, one workflow, one interaction at a time.
- Scoped builds
- Single capability
- Reviewable units
Phase 7
Iterative Refinement
07 / 10
Generate, review, test, refine, repeat — and document each loop.
- Generate
- Review
- Test
- Refine
- Document
Phase 8
Source of Truth Management
08 / 10
One approved version. All documentation generated from it.
- Canonical content
- Synchronized exports
- Versioning
Phase 9
Quality, Security & User Testing
09 / 10
Accessibility, performance, permissions, data security, UAT.
- Accessibility
- Performance
- Security
- User acceptance
Phase 10
Documentation & Enablement
10 / 10
Facilitator guides, decks, PDFs, speaker notes, training manuals.
- Facilitator guides
- Participant workbooks
- Executive PDFs
- Knowledge transfer
Prompt anatomy
The fourteen components of a world-class AI design prompt.
01
Context
02
Problem Statement
03
Objectives
04
Audience
05
Desired Experience
06
Functional Requirements
07
Content Requirements
08
Design Requirements
09
Technical Requirements
10
Accessibility
11
Security
12
Testing
13
Acceptance Criteria
14
Future Enhancements