BA-201 · Question #167
A business analyst has been tasked with leading prototype efforts for a Salesforce project. What is a prototype?
The correct answer is B. A first pass, simple sketch of an idea. In the Salesforce Business Analyst context, a prototype is defined as a first-pass, simple sketch of an idea (Choice B). Prototypes are early-stage, low-fidelity representations used to quickly explore, communicate, and validate concepts before investing in full development…
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A business analyst has been tasked with leading prototype efforts for a Salesforce project. What is a prototype?
Options
- AA model of a final proposed product
- BA first pass, simple sketch of an idea
- CA polished, proven solution
How the community answered
(48 responses)- A4% (2)
- B88% (42)
- C8% (4)
Explanation
In the Salesforce Business Analyst context, a prototype is defined as a first-pass, simple sketch of an idea (Choice B). Prototypes are early-stage, low-fidelity representations used to quickly explore, communicate, and validate concepts before investing in full development. They are intentionally rough - meant to gather feedback, not to be production-ready. Choice A ('a model of a final proposed product') more closely describes a high-fidelity mockup or proof of concept after significant refinement. Choice C ('a polished, proven solution') describes the final deliverable, not a prototype. The key characteristic of a prototype is that it is a starting point, not an endpoint.
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