Project Canvas

When to use project canvas

Collaborators need enough context to judge whether they can help. A shared brief separates the idea from the assumptions you still need to test.

Use the canvas when people disagree about the problem or outcome. Keep a lightweight brief when the work is small and already clear.

A practical example of project canvas

For a community booking tool, record who books, who manages availability, what is unclear and which prototype interaction you will test before expanding the scope.

How it applies to Ideoreto

Turn the canvas into a specific project introduction on Ideoreto: the problem, current evidence and the contribution you need next.

Key takeaways

• Separate observed evidence from assumptions.
• Name a next test and a responsible person.
• Revise the brief when research contradicts the original idea.