When wrapping up the documentation for your prototyping process, there are some important steps to help share what you found and show off your hard work. Here’s how to do it:

1. Start with an Overview: Begin with a short introduction that explains what your project is about.

   • What problem are you trying to solve?
   • What are the main goals of your prototype?

2. Document Your Process: Break down the different stages of making your prototype. Include:

   • Conceptual Design: What ideas did you think about? You can add sketches or drawings here.
   • Development: Explain what materials and tools you used. Also, mention any changes you made along the way. Including photos of your prototype at different stages can help too.
   • Testing: Share how you tested your prototype. What tests did you carry out? What did you need to succeed?

3. Results and Analysis: Show the information you gathered. Use charts and tables to make it clearer. For example, if you looked at how efficient your prototype was, you could show results like this:

   Efficiency = (Output / Input) × 100%

4. Reflect on Findings: Talk about what worked well, what didn’t, and why. Think about adding a section on what you learned and how you can improve in the future.

5. Formatting Matters: Use headings, bullet points, and clear images to make your paper easy to read. Keeping the format consistent makes your document look more professional.

Putting all these parts together will make your documentation not only helpful but interesting to read! Happy documenting!