Making Effective Prototypes
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If you're new to prototyping or wireframing then this presentation is for you. Attendees will gain an understanding of prototyping and some of the different tools available. We will cover 3 main topics: 1. Why do we make prototypes? 2. The prototyping process 3. Tools available for making prototypes Students will gain an understading of how the different tools available can be combined to produce meaningful results to aid with iterative development. Starting at the lo-fi end with pen and paper (it's important!), the class will move on to lean, web based tools (popapp.in, moqups.com and appgyver.com). The fundamentals covered in this presentation also prove useful for dealing with developers and agile teams.
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Making Effective Prototypes
- 1. Making Effective Protoypes Matthew Ho, Native Tongue Apps! November 2013
- 2. Background ‣ I am an entrepreneur. ! ‣ Non-technical.! ‣ I have 12 apps on the app-store – iTunes, Google Play, Amazon, Nabi! ‣ Launched over a dozen websites! ‣ Worked with some of Australia’s largest brands! ‣ Worked with startups, enterprises, government:! ‣ Online marketing! ‣ Prototyping! ‣ Apps/Websites
- 3. Meet the class ‣ Who are you?! ‣ Your experience with prototyping! ‣ What do you want to learn?
- 4. Why I teach this class - Other courses - “ Prototyping with Axure”, “Balsamiq”, etc..! - Requires you to know what they are! - Learning curve! - Startup thinking! - Learn the fundamentals so you can use any tool! - Give back to the startup & tech community
- 5. Effective vs Perfect "A good plan violently executed now is better than a perfect plan executed next week." - George S. Patton
- 6. Mindset not a toolset Scrappy and resourceful! Be like MacGyver
- 7. AGENDA SECTION 1 – Intro to Effective Prototyping! ▪ What is Prototyping?! ▪ Why do we prototype?! ▪ Personas! ▪ Wireframing! ▪ Userstories! SECTION 2 – Lets get practical!! ▪ Overview of tools! ▪ Hands on application
- 9. Question What is a prototype?
- 10. What is a prototype A prototype is an early sample, model or release of a product built to test a concept or process or to learn from.
- 11. Different types of prototypes 1. UX! 2. Visual! 3. Functional! 4. Proof of concept
- 12. Prototype Design UX Qualitative Functional Quantitative Customer validation Testing Tweaks Usability
- 14. Why prototype? ‣ What are we trying to achieve?! ‣ Build things that PEOPLE WANT! ‣ Customer feedback.! ‣ Test a process! ‣ Feasibility! ‣ Cost – Less cost. ! ‣ Risk – de-risk, assumptions
- 16. Agile Method
- 17. Startup thinking: Lean = MVP
- 19. The only thing that matters Product / market fit
- 20. Speed 1.Developed in 1 week! 2. Refined for 1 more week! 3. Submitted! 4. Constant iteration based on feedback. ! 5. Weekly release cycles!
- 21. Building the future of vision Prototyping
- 22. Got Glass?
- 23. Question How long did it take to build the first working version of Google Glass?
- 24. 1 day to build first working version
- 25. Rule #1: Find the quickest path to experience
- 27. HAIR BANDS 27
- 28. Rule #2: Doing is the best kind of thinking
- 30. PROBLEM 30 We need to make money!! ! We need some work. !
- 31. PROBLEM 31 But we don’t have a website!! ! We don’t have traffic ☹
- 32. Wireframes 32
- 34. Google Adwords Campaign 34
- 36. Process 1. Workshop ! 2. Sketches! 3. Navigational flow! 4. Wireframes! 5. Themes, Epics, User stories! 6. Design & Development! Everyone is thinking about UX Working with developer & designer
- 37. Project Questionnaire Workshop Questions covering: 1. User personas! 2. Competitor apps! 3. What are our business objectives? Goals?! 4. What are the anticipated most used features! 5. See questionnaire spreadsheet for more!
- 38. Key objectives Learn how to identify your own process. Exercise – What is your process? agenda 5 mins 1. Identify each step in your own process.! ! 2. How can it be improved deliverable - Determine steps in your own process for prototyping 38 resources - Previous resources
- 41. User personas Everyone who has a mobile phone is a customer
- 42. User personas Everyone who has a mobile phone is a customer
- 43. User personas “A product for everybody is a product for nobody” – Seth Godin
- 44. User personas 1. Who is the ideal customer! 2. How old are they? ! 3. Where do they work?! 4. Where do they live? ! 5. What are their personal attributes / habits! 6. What are their values?! 7. Where do they get their information! 8. What websites/apps do they use! ! !
- 45. User personas 1. Key customer demographics - in priority order. ! e.g. 1) "any sex, 30 - 45, high income earner, inner city dweller”, "any sex, 45 - 60, semi-retired, outer suburbs”! ! 2. Important user personas – e.g. Young working professional female, no kids, with high disposal income for fashion etc…!
- 46. User personas • Get in their heads. ! • Understand how they think ! • Use a picture. ! • Write it up. ! • This can evolve over time as you learn more about the customer! • Ensures everyone is on the same page! • Create a physical dummy with a face!!
- 47. User personas
- 48. User personas
- 51. See Do Technique
- 52. See Do Example
- 53. See Do
- 55. Wireframes
- 57. An Epic is a group of related User Stories. ! ! Needs to be broken down into User Stories Epic
- 58. User stories A User story is an Independent, Negotiable, Valuable, Estimatable, Small, Testable requirement (“INVEST”).! !
- 59. User stories ! • Written in everyday language from perspective of user! • To do list! • Contain basic details and open to interpretation! • Not agile in themselves, opportunity to collaborate
- 60. User stories ! As a [user role] I want to [goal] so I can [reason]. ! Example: As a user, I would like the validation on the login page to be very clear so that I can easily see when/if I make a mistake when I log in
- 61. Priorities 1. Use ranking of 1 – 3. ! 2. 1 is critical and 3 is nice to have.! 3. What will be the most used features?! 4. M means “Minimum” in MVP.! 5. Rank epics! 6. Rank user stories within the epic! 7. If there are too many #1’s, use scale of 1 – 5. Then 1 – 10.
- 63. Tools Use tools that you are most comfortable with to get the fastest & most effective results.
- 64. The cost of innovation Innovation doesn’t need to cost millions. It can cost $3.
- 65. Pen and paper
- 66. Pen and paper
- 67. Pen and paper
- 68. Entrepreneurs in the wild – sketching!
- 69. Pen and paper Get users to sketch what they want Pros! Free.! Fast. ! Changes are easy to make ! Free form! Naïve design! ! Cons! Not easy to replicate changes! Doesn’t look realistic
- 70. Other tools Basics! • Powerpoint! • Keynote! • Microsoft paint! ! Prototyping software! • Moqups! • Balsamiq! • Axure! • FluidUI! • Proto.io! • Omnigraffle! • Keynotopia! • Mockgen! !
- 71. Other tools App specific software! • Popapp! • Appgyver! • Flinto! !
- 72. Other tools Landing pages! • Unbounce! • Optimizely! • Visual Website Optimizer! • Launchrock! ! Other tools! • Skitch – screen grabs & annotations
- 73. Other tools More technical users! • Photoshop! • Illustrator! • Twitter Bootstrap! • Build working software
- 74. Time to do some work! Practical
- 75. Requirements 1. I want to make ordinary photos on my phone look awesome like Polaroid ! camera shots.! 2. Be able to see your friends photos in my feed! 3. I want to discover other interesting photos.! 4. Search for other photos using hashtags.! 5. View my profile and update it! ! I think this idea could be big! A billion dollar idea!
- 76. EXERCISE 1: Sketch To do! ! 1. Free form sketch for the 3 main screens on your own.! 2. Compare with the people sitting next to you. In groups of 2 – 4. 5 mins. ! 3. Do another sketch ! 4. Come back to the group to discuss
- 77. EXERCISE 1: Interactive sketch To do ! 1. Go to https://popapp.in/ (or download via app store).! 2. Make it interactive!
- 78. Why I like POP 1. Its fast to go from paper to interactive mockup! 2. Easy to use! 3. Need to have an understanding of user flow! 4. Sometimes painful if you want to change a part of the sketch! 5. Free! 6. Easy to share using SMS, Email! !
- 79. EXERCISE 2: Wireframes & user stories 1. User personas (5mins)! 2. User flow (10mins) – try see / do technique, navigation flows ! 3. Write user stories (10mins) ! 4. Produce wireframes (20mins)!
- 80. EXERCISE 2: Wireframes & user stories
- 81. Why I like Moqups 1. Fast ! 2. Easy to use – drag and drop! 3. Good place to start! 4. Easy to replicate a page! 5. Free for 2 projects! 6. Easy to collaborate with others! 7. Can write notes! !
- 82. EXERCISE 3: High Fidelity Prototype 1. Download the photos! 2. Go to http://www.appgyver.com/prototyper! 3. Create a prototype app! 4. Add transitions between screens! 5. Take a photo! 6. Go to a website URL! 7. Add an alert notification! ! ! !
- 83. EXERCISE 4 Create a landing page for your app using unbounce.com! ! !
- 84. TED Talks : Rapid Prototyping the Google Glasses! 37 Signals: A Shorthand for Designing UI Flows! ! Agile – Epics, User Stories, Spikes! Agile 101: The Difference between Themes, Epics and User Stories! Agile101: Intro To Agile User Stories! Scrum Alliance: New To User Stories! Roman Pichler: Writing Good User Stories! Agile 101: Using Spikes In Agile Development UX! Nathan Barry: Naïve Design! Hack Design: Newsletter (awesome!)! UX Rave: User Experience Rants & Raves! Borkardo: Behaviour First, Design Second! Erik Flowers: UX Is Not UI! Other Great Resources
- 85. ! Mobile Specific! Mobile Patterns: Mobile UI Examples! Inspired UI: Mobile UI Examples! Nima Gardide: 3 Things That Will Speed Up Mobile Development Andrew Chen: How Mobile Startups Can Iterate Better, Faster, Stronger! Other Great Resources
- 87. Email: hello@nativetongue.com! Website: http://nativetongue.com! Personal blog: http://inspiredworlds.com! Twitter: @inspiredworlds! Linkedin: au.linkedin.com/in/matthewho1/ Contact me