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Design, prototyping and construction
Prototyping may be low fidelity (such as paper-based) or high fidelity (such as software-based) High-fidelity prototypes may be vertical or horizontal. Low-fidelity prototypes are quick and easy to...
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Prototyping
“The term [prototype] also implies a certain amount of disposability. Prototypes are meant to be a cost-effective way of experimenting with ideas. They are generally considered part of the pre-planning...
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Agile
My personal take on Agile Prototyping/Development: The ability and the necessity to constantly check horizontally (what I do makes sense across all segments of the project) and vertically (what I do...
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Workshop: Rapid Prototyping
A prototype is a visual outline of the interface and an efficient way of experimenting with ideas. It is built to be tested with users in order to get better ideas. A rapidly built prototype helps...
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Benefits of lo-fi prototyping
Here’s a couple of the main advantages: Get better and more honest feedback It’s great for A/B testing Make the cost of mistakes cheap, not expensive Refine the page flow, not the pages Figure out the...
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PICTIVE
PICTIVE (Plastic Interface for Collaborative Technology Initiatives through Video Exploration) is a paper mock-up technique that allows users to participate in the development process. A PICTIVE is a...
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Make it visual and tangible (Don’t regress into the land of blahblahbla) Embrace a beginner’s mind Don’t fall in love with first ideas— create alternatives Feel comfortable in a “liquid state” Start...
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