Inclusive & Accessible UX Practices – How Low-Fidelity Artifacts Promote Whole-Team Collaboration

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High-fidelity, carefully-annotated wireframes and design mockups are brittle and time-consuming to manage, often requiring expensive software and specialized skill to create and maintain. In this talk, Brittany will share case studies of how poly-skilled product teams of designers and developers at Atomic Object share tasks and collaborate on UX, focus on the user, and iterate on design quickly by using low-fidelity sketches, storyboards, and mockups. She will share techniques for creating flexible, easily-managed design artifacts, as well as discuss the benefits and caveats of these techniques.

Technologie Design

INCLUSIVE &
ACCESSIBLE

UX PRACTICES
How Low-Fi Artifacts Promote
Whole-Team Collaboration

Balanced Team SF 2013
@brittanyhunter
http://www.atomicobject.com

Monday, November 11, 13

@br i ttanyhunter

Monday, November 11, 13

@atom icobje ct

http://spin .atomicobject.co m

@br i ttanyhunter

Monday, November 11, 13

@atom icobje ct

http://spin .atomicobject.co m

4

4

POLY-SKILLED
CO-LOCATED
SELF-MANAGING
TEAMS
OF
@br i ttanyhunter

Monday, November 11, 13

MAKERS

@atom icobje ct

http://spin .atomicobject.co m

5

4

Strategy
Scenarios
Sketching
Planning

Coding

Prototypes
IA & IxD Patterns
v
Markup
Validation

@br i ttanyhunter

Monday, November 11, 13

@atom icobje ct

http://spin .atomicobject.co m

Hi-fidelity
Hi-ﬁdelity Design
Design

PRODUCT
BACKBONE

@br i ttanyhunter

Monday, November 11, 13

@atom icobje ct

http://spin .atomicobject.co m

PERSONAS
CONTEXT SCENARIOS

DETAILED WIREFRAMES

USER OBSERVATION

USABILITY TESTING
@br i ttanyhunter

Monday, November 11, 13

@atom icobje ct

http://spin .atomicobject.co m

tl;dr
@br i ttanyhunter

Monday, November 11, 13

@atom icobje ct

http://spin .atomicobject.co m

too perfect
easily misread
time consuming

@br i ttanyhunter

Monday, November 11, 13

@atom icobje ct

http://spin .atomicobject.co m

200+
HOURS

@br i ttanyhunter

Monday, November 11, 13

@atom icobje ct

http://spin .atomicobject.co m

LOW-FI
STORYBOARDS

@br i ttanyhunter

Monday, November 11, 13

@atom icobje ct

http://spin .atomicobject.co m

Easily
Scannable
Format

User
Persona

Key
Interface
Elements

Context

Narrative
@br i ttanyhunter

Monday, November 11, 13

@atom icobje ct

http://spin .atomicobject.co m

SOMEWHAT
POLISHED
@br i ttanyhunter

Monday, November 11, 13

@atom icobje ct

http://spin .atomicobject.co m

LESS
POLISHED

@br i ttanyhunter

Monday, November 11, 13

@atom icobje ct

http://spin .atomicobject.co m

WORKFLOWORIENTED
@br i ttanyhunter

Monday, November 11, 13

@atom icobje ct

http://spin .atomicobject.co m

LABELS
DETAIL
SKETCHES

@br i ttanyhunter

Monday, November 11, 13

@atom icobje ct

http://spin .atomicobject.co m

TRACING &
REPRODUCING

@br i ttanyhunter

Monday, November 11, 13

@atom icobje ct

http://spin .atomicobject.co m

QUICK
REFERENCE

@br i ttanyhunter

Monday, November 11, 13

@atom icobje ct

http://spin .atomicobject.co m

@br i ttanyhunter

Monday, November 11, 13

@atom icobje ct

http://spin .atomicobject.co m

23

Wow! I can’t believe how
much we accomplished
this week!
Elements

@br i ttanyhunter

Monday, November 11, 13

@atom icobje ct

http://spin .atomicobject.co m

The storyboard document
is unbelievably useful for
communicating with other
decisionmakers at my
company.

@br i ttanyhunter

Monday, November 11, 13

@atom icobje ct

http://spin .atomicobject.co m

High-Fi Mockups of Key Interfaces

@br i ttanyhunter

Monday, November 11, 13

@atom icobje ct

http://spin .atomicobject.co m

CLICKABLE
PROTOTYPES

Proto in Browser

v

@br i ttanyhunter

Monday, November 11, 13

@atom icobje ct

http://spin .atomicobject.co m

Storyboard with sticky/scribbles on it

MALLEABLE
ARTIFACTS

@br i ttanyhunter

Monday, November 11, 13

@atom icobje ct

http://spin .atomicobject.co m

33

33%
FEWER HOURS

spent on storyboards vs wireframes

@br i ttanyhunter

Monday, November 11, 13

@atom icobje ct

http://spin .atomicobject.co m

THANK
YOU!

@brittanyhunter
http://www.atomicobject.com

Balanced Team SF 2013

@br i ttanyhunter

Monday, November 11, 13

@atom icobje ct

http://spin .atomicobject.co m

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