This is a great call Patrick. One of the things we've done as a design team is carve out time to spend on more forward-looking speculative future stuff. These kinds of prototypes or screens serve two main purposes, to provoke discussion and to get people excited about an idea. We've had these kinds of designs lead to strategic company shifts, and entire teams being given budget to build a thing. The thing almost *never* resembles the initial designs, but that's OK, the output is not the point, the outcomes are :)
This is a great call Patrick. One of the things we've done as a design team is carve out time to spend on more forward-looking speculative future stuff. These kinds of prototypes or screens serve two main purposes, to provoke discussion and to get people excited about an idea. We've had these kinds of designs lead to strategic company shifts, and entire teams being given budget to build a thing. The thing almost *never* resembles the initial designs, but that's OK, the output is not the point, the outcomes are :)