Prototyping
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This document discusses different methods for prototyping mobile apps. It defines prototyping as a scenario-based simulation that allows users to experience aspects of a potential product. Paper prototyping involves sketching or wireframes, while screen-based prototyping uses clickable wireframes or interactive prototypes. The author's preference is to first understand the shape of the data flow and draw interaction flows and screens on paper before implementing the prototype. Tools mentioned include Fiddler, Visual Studio, and making portable data and service models. Storyboarding in PowerPoint 2013 is also referenced.
![Data: Tools
• Fiddler
• Visual Studio (obviously)
• Make a Data Model/Service Model [Portable]](https://image.slidesharecdn.com/prototyping-140719214529-phpapp02/85/Prototyping-10-320.jpg)
![Storyboarding
• Visual Studio 2012/2013 [RC] adds Storyboarding to PowerPoint
2013](https://image.slidesharecdn.com/prototyping-140719214529-phpapp02/85/Prototyping-11-320.jpg)
Prototyping
- 1. Prototyping Nick Hodge Professional Geek, Microsoft Australia nhodge@microsoft.com @NickHodgeMSFT
- 6. Prototype: A scenario based simulation that allows a person to experience chosen aspects of a potential product
- 7. Paper Based Screen Based Sketch or wireframe Clickable wireframe Paper prototype Interactive prototype
- 8. Prototyping in App Context? • There is no one true-way • Paper first • Screen first • Mobile Apps are not complex beasts • Code first • Data first • UX first
- 9. My preference • Question: “What is the shape of the Data?” • Interaction-flow from the data-flow • Draw “flow” and “screens” on paper
- 10. Data: Tools • Fiddler • Visual Studio (obviously) • Make a Data Model/Service Model [Portable]
- 11. Storyboarding • Visual Studio 2012/2013 [RC] adds Storyboarding to PowerPoint 2013
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