When it comes to prototype usability testing, it’s crucial to get accurate feedback and data so you can move forward in the UX design process. One of the best ways to ensure accuracy is by writing appropriate tasks for your users to follow. However, this is not an easy feat. Because prototype usability testing features incomplete designs and user interfaces, there is an art to how you set up tasks. In this article, we will illuminate the best way to write tasks for prototype usability testing.