Add Axure Prototyping Skills to Your UX Process
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Are you Axure-curious or looking to improve your Axure confidence and skills? Do you wonder if prototyping or using Axure would improve your work or process? Join our half-day workshop to learn Axure from one of their few recommended trainers, Debbie Levitt. Bring your laptop and work along with your trainer, who can troubleshoot with you if you're having any trouble. The workshop will start with a quick look at prototyping in the UX process: Why prototyping is important in a UX process. How it helps with stakeholders, collaboration, and user testing. How it can save time. Why Axure is the best tool for flow charts, wireframes, and clickable interactive prototypes. Since we can't learn all of Axure in a half day, we'll focus on some core beginner and intermediate skills including: A tour of the software environment and capabilities. Flow charts and wireframes. Some beginner and intermediate techniques and skills. Sharing and publishing your Axure work for others. How to "think like Axure" so that beyond-beginner prototyping feels comfy? Specific skills to be covered include: The Axure environment. Axure publishing, exporting, and synchronized team projects. Widget and Page styles. Widgets, Masters, Annotations, Documentation. Naming conventions. Flow charts and wireframing. Building basic interactive forms. Various examples of "dynamic panels," the element in Axure that makes things show, hide, move, or change. Emulating mobile responsive design using Adaptive Views.
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Add Axure Prototyping Skills to Your UX Process
- 1. #UXPA2016 www.uxpa2016.org Session Survey: http://www.uxpa2016.org/session/survey/5 Conference Survey: www.uxpa2016.org/survey Add Axure Prototyping Skills to Your UX Process Debbie Levitt, Principal Ptype UX Agency & Axure Training http://pty.pe PtypeUX
- 2. #UXPA2016 www.uxpa2016.org Session Survey: http://www.uxpa2016.org/session/survey/5 Conference Survey: www.uxpa2016.org/survey Hello from Ptype (short for prototype) UX Strategy & Innovation Product Concept & Design Creative Problem Solving UX Design & Optimization User-Centered Design Information Architecture Interaction Design Prototyping Iteration User Testing Startup Pitching Axure Training Live (on-site or online) Public Classes Video Courses http://pty.pe/services Presentation ©2016 Ptype. All rights reserved.
- 3. #UXPA2016 www.uxpa2016.org Session Survey: http://www.uxpa2016.org/session/survey/5 Conference Survey: www.uxpa2016.org/survey Agenda 5:30 – 6:00 6:00 – 7:30 7:30 – 8:00 8:00 – 9:30 Why prototype? Why Axure? Axure lessons Break Axure lessons
- 4. #UXPA2016 www.uxpa2016.org Session Survey: http://www.uxpa2016.org/session/survey/5 Conference Survey: www.uxpa2016.org/survey Why prototype? It’s part of this complete UX breakfast!
- 5. #UXPA2016 www.uxpa2016.org Session Survey: http://www.uxpa2016.org/session/survey/5 Conference Survey: www.uxpa2016.org/survey Imagine this. Remember what this does! Image found on sixrevisions.com Wireframes require people to “imagine” that clicking or interacting does something they can’t experience. They then have to remember that from page to page, screen to screen, without being able to explore or discover.
- 6. #UXPA2016 www.uxpa2016.org Session Survey: http://www.uxpa2016.org/session/survey/5 Conference Survey: www.uxpa2016.org/survey Prototyping brings it all to life. • A prototype allows someone to just experience what you have built without bias, hints, or “imagine it does this.” • Reasons to prototype include: • Bring to life what is static in wireframes and comps. • Brainstorm and explore ideas. • Refine selected ideas. • Present to stakeholders, clients, VIPs. • User testing. • Save time, money, and potential UX debt.
- 7. #UXPA2016 www.uxpa2016.org Session Survey: http://www.uxpa2016.org/session/survey/5 Conference Survey: www.uxpa2016.org/survey It costs more to change things after the UX phase By finding feature, execution, or usability problems before code is written, you can save: • Time • Money • Conflict • Anxiety • Customer Sadness
- 8. #UXPA2016 www.uxpa2016.org Session Survey: http://www.uxpa2016.org/session/survey/5 Conference Survey: www.uxpa2016.org/survey Prototyping fits in the iterative design process Learn BuildMeasure Research & Test Design & Prototype KPIs & Hypotheses
- 9. #UXPA2016 www.uxpa2016.org Session Survey: http://www.uxpa2016.org/session/survey/5 Conference Survey: www.uxpa2016.org/survey Execution matters. A good idea executed poorly can still fail.
- 10. #UXPA2016 www.uxpa2016.org Session Survey: http://www.uxpa2016.org/session/survey/5 Conference Survey: www.uxpa2016.org/survey Think about your fave apps and services • Are the ideas really that ground-breaking? • Dating app. • Share photos. • Group message friends. • Or is it the execution of that idea? • This is so easy to use. • I didn’t feel like I was learning something new. • It worked just the way I expected. • I always know exactly where to go and how to accomplish my task.
- 11. #UXPA2016 www.uxpa2016.org Session Survey: http://www.uxpa2016.org/session/survey/5 Conference Survey: www.uxpa2016.org/survey Two steps to meditation bliss
- 12. #UXPA2016 www.uxpa2016.org Session Survey: http://www.uxpa2016.org/session/survey/5 Conference Survey: www.uxpa2016.org/survey Let’s add 2 more steps
- 13. #UXPA2016 www.uxpa2016.org Session Survey: http://www.uxpa2016.org/session/survey/5 Conference Survey: www.uxpa2016.org/survey Imagine users reacting to that new design • If a user saw wireframes of those two new screens, they might think they’re OK. • Have the user have to click on those two pages every time they want to hear a new track or re-listen to an old track. • Would any user who tested a prototype of that longer process feel that the app was now… • Faster to use? • Easier to use? • More intuitive? • Better matching their needs? • Judging them as a human? • Co-dependent?
- 14. #UXPA2016 www.uxpa2016.org Session Survey: http://www.uxpa2016.org/session/survey/5 Conference Survey: www.uxpa2016.org/survey Why should you use Axure? Best-in-class software that’s affordable and something you’ll never outgrow.
- 15. #UXPA2016 www.uxpa2016.org Session Survey: http://www.uxpa2016.org/session/survey/5 Conference Survey: www.uxpa2016.org/survey Huge range of prototyping tools • Adobe Experience Design (formerly Comet), Antetype, App Sketcher, Atomic, Axure, Balsamiq, Briefs, Cacoo, Canvas Flip, Concept Draw, Designer Vista, FairBuilder, Flinto, Fluid, ForeUI, Form, Framer, Gliffy, HotGloo, Indigo Studio, Inpreso, InVision, iRise, JustInMind, Keynote, Kony, Maqetta, Marvel, Microsoft Blend, Mockplus, Origami, Pixate, PowerPoint, Principle, Proto.io, ProtoShare, Simulify, Solidify, UXPin, Webflow. • And I once saw a clickable interactive prototype someone built in Microsoft Excel. Mind-blowing.
- 16. #UXPA2016 www.uxpa2016.org Session Survey: http://www.uxpa2016.org/session/survey/5 Conference Survey: www.uxpa2016.org/survey Or why not just write code? • I don’t believe in forcing non-programmers to be programmers. Challenge people but play to strengths. I met a guy… • Visual thinkers may not be comfy dealing in writing code or using pre-fab code blocks. • I don’t believe that programmers will like code written by non- programmers. To a dev, you’re no dev. • What might take a programmer hours to build takes me minutes in Axure. Rapid prototyping should allow faster iteration than code. • Using Axure is faster than most people think. 200 hours took me 65. • Only advantage of writing production-worthy code over Axure and tools like it is that the output of the UX team would be code you can immediately push to the customer.
- 17. #UXPA2016 www.uxpa2016.org Session Survey: http://www.uxpa2016.org/session/survey/5 Conference Survey: www.uxpa2016.org/survey Axure does nearly everything • Speed: fast to use once you’ve learned some core skills • Fidelity: low, medium, high, you pick • Sharing: cross-compatible files; team projects over SVN • User testing: for sure • Support: fantastic, fast, no extra charge • Mobile and touch: swipe, drag, tap, long press • Dynamic elements: for sure • Icon set: built in FontAwesome
- 18. #UXPA2016 www.uxpa2016.org Session Survey: http://www.uxpa2016.org/session/survey/5 Conference Survey: www.uxpa2016.org/survey Axure does nearly everything • Transitions/Animations: fade, slide, flip, rotate • Dynamic data: yes but no external data • Widget library: yes, download third party ones, or make your own • Offline mode: Axure is a client. You are not building in the cloud but you can send files to the cloud for others to view/interact. • Annotations and Documentation/Spec: yes • Print and Export: yes • Collaboration and Feedback: yes
- 19. #UXPA2016 www.uxpa2016.org Session Survey: http://www.uxpa2016.org/session/survey/5 Conference Survey: www.uxpa2016.org/survey And more • Masters • Global visual styling (like CSS) • Custom shapes and pen tool • Flow charts and wireframes (not just prototyping) • Mobile responsive web. • Native app prototyping. • Variables and math. • Drag and drop. • Fits in with all approaches and styles (Agile, Waterfall, total panic).
- 20. #UXPA2016 www.uxpa2016.org Session Survey: http://www.uxpa2016.org/session/survey/5 Conference Survey: www.uxpa2016.org/survey Fairly priced Since v7 was a free upgrade from v6 and v8 is a free upgrade from v7, I paid the flat Axure license fee in 2011.
- 21. #UXPA2016 www.uxpa2016.org Session Survey: http://www.uxpa2016.org/session/survey/5 Conference Survey: www.uxpa2016.org/survey Low, medium, high
- 22. #UXPA2016 www.uxpa2016.org Session Survey: http://www.uxpa2016.org/session/survey/5 Conference Survey: www.uxpa2016.org/survey Axure facts • Around since 2003. • 86% of the Fortune 100 use Axure. • Heaps of companies and agencies outside the Fortune 100 use Axure. • Often listed in UX job descriptions as a desired tool. • All staff are in San Diego.
- 23. #UXPA2016 www.uxpa2016.org Session Survey: http://www.uxpa2016.org/session/survey/5 Conference Survey: www.uxpa2016.org/survey Since early 2011, there’s only one thing I haven’t been able to build in Axure. A real, working WYSIWYG text editor. Fake it or plug it in later.
- 24. #UXPA2016 www.uxpa2016.org Session Survey: http://www.uxpa2016.org/session/survey/5 Conference Survey: www.uxpa2016.org/survey My Training Curriculum Core Skills Mobile App Prototyping Our Time Together 16 hrs 8 hrs 3 hrs Beginner and intermediate Axure flow chart, wireframing, and prototyping skills. Learn to think like Axure. You’ll build common elements including forms, carousels, mega menus, and lightboxes. Advanced class focusing on prototyping techniques for native mobile apps. We’ll get through some core prototyping skills!
- 25. #UXPA2016 www.uxpa2016.org Session Survey: http://www.uxpa2016.org/session/survey/5 Conference Survey: www.uxpa2016.org/survey My Training Curriculum Core Skills Mobile App Prototyping Our Time Together 16 hrs 8 hrs 3 hrs Beginner and intermediate Axure flow chart, wireframing, and prototyping skills. Learn to think like Axure. You’ll build common elements including forms, carousels, mega menus, and lightboxes. Advanced class focusing on prototyping techniques for native mobile apps. We’ll get through some core prototyping skills! X
- 26. #UXPA2016 www.uxpa2016.org Session Survey: http://www.uxpa2016.org/session/survey/5 Conference Survey: www.uxpa2016.org/survey What if I need more training? Video Course: Interactive Prototyping with Axure RP 8 9+ hrs, 79 lessons, Core Skills plus a few extras $149.99 USD http://pty.pe/services/axure-training Live private and public training options On-site and remote
- 27. #UXPA2016 www.uxpa2016.org Session Survey: http://www.uxpa2016.org/session/survey/5 Conference Survey: www.uxpa2016.org/survey Questions? Then, let’s learn and build! Ptype UX Agency & Axure Training http://pty.pe