The One-Hundred-Dollar Test is a prioritization method where team members are given a hypothetical \$100 to distribute among various design ideas. This approach forces participants to carefully consider and compare the relative value of each design option.

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After design ideas are generated, teams vote on them to determine their priority and value. Two common methods for prioritizing design ideation ideas are:

- **One-Hundred-Dollar Test**: Team members receive a hypothetical \$100 to distribute among the ideas, forcing them to evaluate each design's relative value.
- **NUF Test (New, Useful, Feasible)**: Team members rate each idea on a 1–7 scale across three attributes: whether they have seen the design before (New), whether it solves a problem (Useful), and how practical it is to implement (Feasible).

Prioritizing Design Ideation Ideas

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One-Hundred-Dollar Test

The NUF Test is a prioritization technique where design ideas are rated on a scale of 1 to 7 across three attributes: whether the design is new (New), whether it solves a problem (Useful), and how practical it is to implement (Feasible).

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