University of Illinois WebCon 2016
Rapid prototyping allows you to quickly test out ideas, discover the duds and build up the winners, efficiently steering towards the best solutions. However, creating prototypes rapidly is often easier said than done. This talk will advance the discussion beyond simply high-fidelity or low-fidelity to a more nuanced understanding of prototype complexity. We'll explore how fine tuning each of the six dimensions of fidelity can significantly reduce the amount of effort needed to accomplish your prototypes goals. I will share real world examples of how this approach has helped to hone building prototypes on a fast-paced agile development team.
In this presentation you'll learn:
How prototyping can fit into your design process
How to identify and focus your prototyping goals
How to select the right level of fidelity to achieve those goals
21. Mixed-Fidelity Prototype
StockSnap.io | Marcin Milewski
By using these dimensions to inform prototype development, and
recognizing that each is fully independent and can be manipulated
separately, it is possible to create mixed-fidelity prototypes that
more precisely apply prototyping resources in support of specific
end goals.
“Breaking the Fidelity Barrier” - CHI 2006
Michael McCurdy, Christopher Connors, Guy Pyrzak1, Bob Kanefsky, and Alonso Vera
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