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Sketching & Prototyping Techniques for Rapid Iterative Design Web2.0 Expo 2009 Prototypes are artifacts. These are things developed along the way. Prototyping is a process. Prototyping is a process that is bigger than prototypes.


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Sketching & Prototyping

Techniques for Rapid Iterative Design Web2.0 Expo 2009

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Prototypes are artifacts.

  • These are things developed along the way.
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Prototyping is a process.

  • Prototyping is a process that is bigger than prototypes.
  • Sketching, prototyping, validation.
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Inspired by the design studio

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  • 1. Sketch out your ideas
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Lots of ideas

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  • 2. Present to team
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  • 3. Critique with team
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  • 4. Bring it to life
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ITERATE & REPEAT

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Why prototype?

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Reasons to Prototype

➡ Work through a design ➡ Communicate concepts ➡ Sell an idea ➡ Gauge technical feasibility ➡ Test concepts with customers

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What happens if you don’t...

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  • You’ll end up with domino efgect
  • Unwanted, unused, and poorly designed/developed features
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  • Or really frustrated customers
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8 Guiding Principles

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Know your audience and

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Plan a little. Prototype the

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Set expectations.

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You CAN sketch.

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It’s not the Mona Lisa.

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If you can’t make it fake it.

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Prototype only what you

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Let’s talk paper prototyping

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Paper Prototyping Pros

➡ Fast. Cheap. Easy. ➡ Manipulate on the fly. ➡ No computer necessary. ➡ Not bound by SW/HW limitations. ➡ Mobile and gestural interfaces. ➡ Collaboration.

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Paper Prototyping Cons

➡ Imagination required. ➡ Can get messy. ➡ Some interactions can be diffjcult. ➡ Distributed teams. ➡ The visual CEO.

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Techniques

➡ Handlebars ➡ Transparencies ➡ Dental floss

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Let’s talk Fireworks

Great tool for end to end design: wireframes, visual design, prototyping

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Prototyping Book

➡ rosenfeldmedia.com/books/

prototyping

➡ toddwarfel.com ➡ @zakiwarfel