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Dori, David and List, Really interesting question, as a practitioner I always found that the artifacts produced by myself or my colleagues (or what I see in daily life) spoke of the research they had undertaken as part of the brief, however rushed the research may have been. I suppose this is linked to product purpose. Dori Wrote: ----------- So it is the "design prototype" that is the artifact of evidence in design practice. ----------- For me this begs a sub-question I've been kicking around for a little while: Should the manufacture and release of a product hold the same weight in research reporting as traditional 'publication' of an idea? best wishes from Melbourne Robbie -- Robbie Napper Industrial Design Monash University