Writing A Hypothesis
The four main components of writing your idea hypothesis:
- Goal – What are you trying to achieve overall?
- The idea – A short idea of what it is you want to create (if you know).
- The people who will benefit – Reference who has the problem, need or desire that you want to solve or meet.
- The action – What you need these people to do so you can realise your goal.
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