In the ADP design process, which phase comes after Analysis?

• A. Design
• B. Prototyping & Evaluation
• C. Analysis
• D. All Of The Above

Answer: (A)

After analyzing the requirements, the next step in the ADP design process is design. This phase translates insights from analysis into concrete design decisions: outlining the layout, interactions, information architecture, and selecting UI components, often producing wireframes and design specifications. You then move to prototyping and evaluation to test and refine the design with real users, which comes after design. So the design phase is the correct following step. Prototyping & Evaluation is a later stage, not the immediate next one, and choosing analysis would repeat the earlier phase, while All Of The Above would be incorrect because not all listed steps occur after analysis.