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.

  1. Phase 1

    Mission Before Technology

    01 / 10

    Business purpose, desired outcomes, success measures, vision, and constraints.

    • Business purpose
    • Desired outcomes
    • Success measures
    • Vision
    • Constraints
  2. 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
  3. 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
  4. Phase 4

    Information Architecture

    04 / 10

    Navigation, pages, hierarchy, content organization, and flows.

    • Navigation
    • Page hierarchy
    • Content model
    • Flows
  5. Phase 5

    Prompt as Requirements Document

    05 / 10

    Prompts contain context, objective, audience, constraints, and acceptance criteria.

    • Context
    • Objective
    • Audience
    • Functional requirements
    • Acceptance criteria
  6. 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
  7. Phase 7

    Iterative Refinement

    07 / 10

    Generate, review, test, refine, repeat — and document each loop.

    • Generate
    • Review
    • Test
    • Refine
    • Document
  8. Phase 8

    Source of Truth Management

    08 / 10

    One approved version. All documentation generated from it.

    • Canonical content
    • Synchronized exports
    • Versioning
  9. Phase 9

    Quality, Security & User Testing

    09 / 10

    Accessibility, performance, permissions, data security, UAT.

    • Accessibility
    • Performance
    • Security
    • User acceptance
  10. 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.

  1. 01

    Context

  2. 02

    Problem Statement

  3. 03

    Objectives

  4. 04

    Audience

  5. 05

    Desired Experience

  6. 06

    Functional Requirements

  7. 07

    Content Requirements

  8. 08

    Design Requirements

  9. 09

    Technical Requirements

  10. 10

    Accessibility

  11. 11

    Security

  12. 12

    Testing

  13. 13

    Acceptance Criteria

  14. 14

    Future Enhancements