Sprint 3 · Due · 5 points
Not what you built. What you decided — and what drove the decision.
Sprint 3 has a different reflection rhythm than Sprint 2. Each week, one handwritten reflection. One question. Answer it specifically, not generally.
This week's question:
You staked a problem. Now go deeper into the human moment. Describe the person you're designing for as if you had watched them work for an hour. What are they trying to accomplish? What are the two or three moments in their workflow where the MDRO guideline is relevant but currently unreachable? What would they actually do — right now, without your solution — and why does that fall short?
Name one thing about this person's situation that you had to learn from outside your own experience — and how you learned it (guideline, class session, AI research, external source). If you haven't learned anything new yet, say that honestly.
Write until the person becomes real to you. This is not about the technology. It is about whether you understand the human well enough to design something they would actually use.
Handwritten in your physical notebook. 1–2 pages. Photograph and upload to Canvas.
If it looks like it was written in 5 minutes, it will be graded accordingly.