WORKED EXAMPLES

Somewhere simple to start.

These are illustrative project plans, not client work or reported experiments. Open a starter and reshape it around your own question.

WORDS & STORIES / ONE DAY

A reading note worth sharing.

Turn a long reading list into one approachable note for a small book club.

The question: Can someone explain why this piece is worth reading after one paragraph?
A visible artifact: A short draft with an opening promise, one example and a useful closing question.
Something to notice: Ask a reader to describe the promise without coaching them.

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VISUAL WORK / ONE WEEK

A pocket map for a busy afternoon.

Choose a visual direction for a small fictional community festival.

The question: Can a visitor find the meeting point without asking the host?
A visible artifact: Three thumbnails, one actual-size layout and a short navigation task.
Something to notice: Try the same route-finding task with each rough version.

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PEOPLE & GATHERINGS / ONE WEEK

A walk built around noticing.

Make a gentle pilot plan for a neighbourhood listening walk.

The question: Does the invitation tell a participant what will happen and how long it takes?
A visible artifact: A bounded agenda with a meeting point, host role and optional reflection.
Something to notice: Review whether an invited person can explain the plan and its timebox.

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The example is a beginning.

Change the audience, useful result and constraint before using a plan. The tools provide a structure for your reasoning; they do not establish that a project has already been made or tested.