The art of presenting conversation design work

A well-planned approach to sharing project assets with various stakeholders can help prevent bad practices such as overwhelming non-technical players, sharing irrelevant information, and leaving assistants to imagination. To achieve this, one should consider the following: who they are sharing their prototype with, what assets will be shared, and the current status of the prototype. Understanding the timeline of a project, including design review phases, can also help determine the most relevant information to share with each group. Presenting to different stakeholders requires tailoring the focus to their specific needs, such as product teams focusing on flow journeys, conversation designers focusing on logic, technical and developer partners focusing on logic, and researchers focusing on prototype quality. By considering these factors, developers can ensure a smooth and effective collaboration process.