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Rapid Prototyping (Scoping a Prototype (1.WHAT NEEDS TO BE PROTOTYPED?…
Rapid Prototyping
Definition
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Prototypes range from rough paper sketches to interactive simulations that look and function like the final product.
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In an iterative approach to UI design, rapid prototyping is the process of quickly mocking up the future state of a system and validating it with a broader team of users, stakeholders, developers and designers
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Scoping a Prototype
Rapid prototypes are not intended to evolve into fully functional solutions, but are meant to help users visualize and craft the user experience of the final product
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The Prototype Spectrum
Levels
Medium Fidelity
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Prototypers often stay away from visual elements of branding, colours and style
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The speed of medium-fidelity prototyping is achieved with templates, stencils and reusable widgets and elements.
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Low Fidelity
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This forces users to focus on how they will use the system instead of what it will look like, and it makes designers more open to changes based on user feedback
DOs and DONTs
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Work collaboratively with users, business and IT stakeholders
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When creating interactive high-fidelity prototypes and simulations, build in realistic delays
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Most importantly, begin every prototype review session with the disclaimer that this is just a prototype, a mock-up, not the actual solution.
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