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Design, Prototyping and Construction (Prototyping (Types (Low-Fidelity…

- - - - What? :question:
        
        A low-fidelity prototype does not look very much like the final product and does not provide the same functionality.
      - Why? :!?:
        
        Low-fidelity prototypes are useful because they tend to be simple, cheap, and quick to produce. This also means that they are simple, cheap, and quick to modify so they support the exploration of alternative designs and ideas
      - Types
        
        Storyboarding
        
        storyboard consists of a series of sketches showing how a user might progress through a task using the product under development
        
        Sketching
        
        Prototyping with index cards.
        
        Each card represents a screen or one element of the interaction. In user evaluations, the user can step through the cards, pretending to perform the task while interacting with the cards
        
        Wizard of Oz.
        
        In this technique, the user interacts with the software as though interacting with the product however, a human operator simulates the software's response to the user
    - - What? :question:
        
        A high-fidelity prototype looks like the final product and/or provides more functionality than a low-fidelity prototype. For
      - Why? :!?:
        
        High-fidelity prototyping is useful for selling ideas to people and for testing out technical issues
- - - - Arduino
- - - - concerned with transforming requirements into a conceptual model
    - - an outline of what people can do with a product and what concepts are needed to understand how to interact
        with it.
        
        Expanding the initial conceptual model
        
        What functions will the product perform?
        
        How are the functions related to each other?
        
        What information is needed?
      - Elements
        
        Interface Methaphors
        
        What? :question:
        
        Interface metaphors combine familiar knowledge with new knowledge in a way that will help the user understand the product
        
        Interaction types
        
        Instructing, coneversing, manipulating and exploring
        
        Most conceptual models will include a combination of interaction types
        
        Interface types
        
        Before the product can be prototyped, some candidate alternative interfaces will need to have been chosen. These decisions will
        depend on the product constraints, arising from the requirements you have established.
        
        Types
        
        Shareable interfaces
        
        Tangible interfaces
        
        Augmented and mixed reality
    - - Scenarios are informal stories about user tasks and activities
    - - Generating storyboard from scenarios
      - Generating card-based prototypes from use cases
        
        The value of a card-based prototype lies in the fact that the screens or interaction elements can be manipulated and moved around in
        order to simulate interaction with a user or to explore the user's end-to-end experience.