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Prototyping ideas презентация
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- 1. Prototyping ideas
- 2. Colin Preston Lead Creative & Experience Designer
- 3. Benefits of prototyping
- 4. Prototyping helps us to… COLIN PRESTON
- 5. Reduce waste and cost
- 6. Reduces time & effort during the implementation phase of a project
- 7. Validate ideas quickly
- 8. Validate ideas quickly
- 9. Design and create products, services or “Experiences”
- 10. However… COLIN PRESTON
- 11. Don’t waste your time and money producing
- 12. Prototype for the right reason
- 13. Understand the reason for your prototype COLIN PRESTON
- 14. The reason we prototype can generally fall into three categories during the design process
- 15. Design and developing an idea Conceptual prototypes
- 16. Conceptual prototypes like roleplaying or sketching is
- 17. Validate ideas quickly Test and improving and idea Technical prototypes
- 18. Technical prototypes like Browser Demo’s allow teams
- 19. Validate ideas quickly Communicating an idea Vision prototypes
- 20. Vision prototypes like clickable jpg's allow us
- 21. Picking a method
- 22. Understanding what method to chose when prototyping COLIN PRESTON
- 23. The method of prototype should be
- 25. What role will the idea play in
- 26. How should it look and feel? Prototypes
- 27. This is about the techniques and components
- 28. Select the right fidelity COLIN PRESTON
- 29. During the development of ideas we want
- 30. Choose the right fidelity level depending
- 31. Example design problem COLIN PRESTON
- 32. Problem 50% of customers new to running fail to meet their personal fitness goals.
- 33. Challenge How might we use technology to support our customers in their fitness goals?
- 34. Using prototypes to help generate audience insights COLIN PRESTON
- 35. We can observe users engaging with prototypes in the real environments
- 36. Insights of how runners use a mobile
- 37. Runners can’t work simple controls on an
- 38. Prototypes to help generate and visualise ideas COLIN PRESTON
- 39. Experience Storyboarding COLIN PRESTON
- 40. Having thought of an initial idea we
- 41. Focus you to think trough the whole
- 44. What the user experience looks like How
- 45. Role playing COLIN PRESTON
- 46. Another quick an easy way to get
- 47. The purpose of Role play is to
- 48. Help us to see how the idea
- 49. Paper prototyping COLIN PRESTON
- 50. This is another quick and simple method
- 51. Quickly step through the interaction points quickly
- 52. Prototypes to help test and improve interactions COLIN PRESTON
- 53. Sketched interaction in devices COLIN PRESTON
- 54. This is another quick and simple method
- 55. Step through the interaction points on a
- 56. These are just a few examples of
- 57. Quick, fast and simple COLIN PRESTON
- 58. You should be able to gain valuable
- 59. Failure and prototyping go together COLIN PRESTON
- 60. Your prototypes will fail! Every
- 61. Create better ideas rooted in human centred design thinking COLIN PRESTON
- 62. Thank you COLIN PRESTON
- 63. https://iversity.org/en/my/courses/prototyping-interactionProvide more environmental context Further resources
Colin Preston Lead Creative & Experience Designer
Слайд 9Design and create products, services or “Experiences” that are desirable to
people, viable for a business & technically feasible .
Ultimately prototyping helps to…
Слайд 11Don’t waste your time and money producing the wrong method of
prototype, for the wrong reason!
Слайд 16Conceptual prototypes like roleplaying or sketching is to allow the team
to work through a design problem, gain feedback, generate insight into the roll of the idea
Слайд 18Technical prototypes like Browser Demo’s allow teams to gain feedback on
tangible features or interactions from reel users about how the idea will be implemented
Слайд 20Vision prototypes like clickable jpg's allow us to sell an idea
externally and gain feedback on look and feel
Слайд 25What role will the idea play in a user’s life? Is
it useful or fulfil an need? Prototypes with in the roll corner ask questions about the purpose or function that an idea serves in a user’s life - the way in which it is useful to them.
Testing the role of an idea
Слайд 26How should it look and feel? Prototypes in the this corner
allow us explore what the user will look at, feel and hear while using the product in device
Testing the look and feel
Слайд 27This is about the techniques and components through which an idea
performs its function—the “nuts and bolts” of how it actually works.
Testing the implementation
Слайд 29During the development of ideas we want feedback from users to
be focused on the idea and not the look and feel or a fancy interaction.
Слайд 30 Choose the right fidelity level depending on the feedback you
need
Low fidelity = Better constructive feedback on details
High fidelity = Feedback can focus on the visual look and feel
Слайд 37Runners can’t work simple controls on an app whilst running
Runners find
it hard to look at maps whilst running when following new routes
Example observed insights might be
Слайд 40Having thought of an initial idea we can use storyboarding as
a method of creating a visual prototype of the whole experience.
Слайд 41Focus you to think trough the whole idea and not just
a few UI screens
Make you think about who will use, where and how
Easily communicate the idea to others and gain feedback
Make you think about who will use, where and how
Easily communicate the idea to others and gain feedback
Experience storyboarding will…
Слайд 44What the user experience looks like
How the service works
What the context
is
How user interface generally works
How user interface generally works
Show in the storyboard:
Слайд 46Another quick an easy way to get some tangible feedback and
help the designer to better understand the problem or idea is to act out the storyboard or part of it.
Слайд 47The purpose of Role play is to create enough realism to
illicit a response from who ever is acting it out.
Слайд 48Help us to see how the idea might be used in
context to an environment
Identify holes or flaws in the experience quickly
Observing might fuel more or better ideas
Create enough realism to illicit a response from who ever is acting it out
Identify holes or flaws in the experience quickly
Observing might fuel more or better ideas
Create enough realism to illicit a response from who ever is acting it out
The purpose of role playing is to…
Слайд 51Quickly step through the interaction points quickly
Identify holes or flaws in
the experience quickly
Observe others using them and easily gain feedback
Focused thinking around the device interface
Observe others using them and easily gain feedback
Focused thinking around the device interface
Paper prototyping helps you to…
Слайд 54 This is another quick and simple method of working through the
interactions of an idea
Copy write - http://www.smashingmagazine.com/
Слайд 55Step through the interaction points on a device
Provide more environmental context
Gain
feedback on the concept
Focused thinking around the device interface
Focused thinking around the device interface
Clickable prototyping helps you to…
Слайд 56These are just a few examples of how we can use
low fidelity prototyping during the design and development of idea.
Слайд 58You should be able to gain valuable feedback and insight throughout
the design thinking process from real users.
Слайд 60Your prototypes will fail!
Every failure is an opportunity to learn
something new about a user
Слайд 63https://iversity.org/en/my/courses/prototyping-interactionProvide more environmental context
Further resources
