Bury the Wireframe: A Primer in Interaction Prototyping
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Originally presented at Interaction 13 in Toronto, Jan 31, 2013 When it comes to communicating a concept, testing assumptions and gaining consensus, nothing beats a prototype. Yet many people believe prototyping is beyond their ability or too taxing to add to their process. It's time we stop using static representations to design interactive products. This talk will discuss why interaction designers should abandon printouts for interaction prototypes, how to introduce them into your process and showcase real world examples and success stories.
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- 1. January 31, 2013 Bury the Wireframe: A Primer in Interaction Prototyping hugeinc.com info@hugeinc.com 45 Main St. #220 Brooklyn, NY 11201 +1 718 625 4843
- 2. Bury the Wireframe: A Primer in Interaction Prototyping.
- 3. This is not a talk about prototyping tools.
- 6. Prototyping is a process.
- 10. “Creative Intelligence is social. We increase our creative ability by learning from others, collaborating, sharing.” - Bruce Nussbaum Creative Intelligence
- 11. Collaborate. If Kanye can, you can.
- 12. Wireframes are great tool for information design, not interaction design.
- 15. A click is worth a thousand annotations.
- 16. Maybe... I’ll just read the annotations.
- 18. Communication is being a salesperson.
- 19. You are a sales person. “Selling, I’ve grown to understand, is more urgent, more important, and, in its own sweet way, more beautiful than we realize.” - Dan Pink
- 21. Invalidate at every step.
- 24. Validate in the wild.
- 26. More Considerations • How savvy are clients, stakeholders? • How innovative is your design? • What are the core interactions in the experience? • How foreign is the context?
- 27. Get prototyping: Just do it. Don’t be precious. Tell a story. Define your content first. Use the buddy system. Test. Break. Repeat. Make something you love.
- 28. One more thing.
- 32. hugeinc.com info@hugeinc.com 45 Main St. #220 Brooklyn, NY 11201 +1 718 625 4843
- 33. Appendix.
- 34. Tools, Resources, Frameworks • Prototypr http://bit.ly/Vx0vz0 • Kenotopia http://bit.ly/aLrB1A • Window Resizer for Chrome http://bit.ly/Qylb49 • Zurb Foundation http://foundation.zurb.com/ • Code Academy http://bit.ly/udgloC • CSS Hat http://bit.ly/I6Or3m
- 35. Books • Prototyping: A Practitioners Guide http://bit.ly/9Fa3f • Sketching User Experiences http://amzn.to/aI8EEU • Lean UX http://amzn.to/Xu8JY9