Which elicitation technique are you employing when using a mock-up to gather stakeholder feedback?

Using a mock-up to gather stakeholder feedback aligns with the prototyping technique. Prototyping involves creating a preliminary model of a product or system to visually represent concepts and functionalities. This allows stakeholders to interact with and provide feedback on the design and features before full development begins. It facilitates a better understanding of the requirements and helps identify any enhancements or adjustments needed based on stakeholders’ reactions and suggestions.

In contrast, hands-on focus refers to direct engagement with the product or process but does not specifically involve mock-ups. Brainstorming is primarily a group activity aimed at generating ideas and solutions, not necessarily linked to specific visual representations. A use case review involves analyzing specific scenarios to validate requirements, which is different from actively engaging stakeholders with a mock-up. Thus, the prototyping technique is the most suitable method for gathering feedback through the use of mock-ups.