There are a lot of questions here, and many of them are repetitive (4, 5, 8 and 9 seem to be the same question, and 1 and 10 for example). Also, you shouldn't have anything in the last 2 columns until you actually do the testing. 1 is ok 2 is really specific. The main question for 2 is "what is the full solution and can you build it?" This is testing technical viability. To test this find out what already exists and talk to experts on the technology. The next most important question is whether people really have this need and are willing to pay for your solution. Do interviews with customers to understand their parking behavior. To test 3 you need to interview someone from the parking authority in Barcelona. 6 you can test by interviewing potential advertisers. So they main questions are whether you can actually make this, and whether the government will pay for it and potential customers will use it.
There are a lot of questions here, and many of them are repetitive (4, 5, 8 and 9 seem to be the same question, and 1 and 10 for example). Also, you shouldn't have anything in the last 2 columns until you actually do the testing.
ResponderEliminar1 is ok
2 is really specific. The main question for 2 is "what is the full solution and can you build it?" This is testing technical viability. To test this find out what already exists and talk to experts on the technology.
The next most important question is whether people really have this need and are willing to pay for your solution. Do interviews with customers to understand their parking behavior.
To test 3 you need to interview someone from the parking authority in Barcelona.
6 you can test by interviewing potential advertisers.
So they main questions are whether you can actually make this, and whether the government will pay for it and potential customers will use it.