Prototyping Methods
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Learn how different prototyping methods can help you ask questions of your users. Slides from 2015 Delve Masterclass in New York, New York.
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- 1. #delveprod @cochranism Laura Cochran USER EXPERIENCE LEAD, CONDÉ NAST @cochranism Every Prototype is a Question OCTOBER 8, 2015 DELVE: PRODUCT NY BRIC ARTS MEDIA CENTER 4:30 PM
- 2. #delveprod @cochranism Discover Inspire Define Prototype Test
- 6. #delveprod @cochranism A prototype is...
- 13. #delveprod @cochranism What is the right question?
- 14. #delveprod @cochranism How do people feel about this problem? Does the product resonate with people?
- 15. #delveprod @cochranism Provocation Stage: Early Visual: Low Functional: Low Content: Low
- 17. #delveprod @cochranism Creating a Provocation First... Create a hypothesis about how the person will react to seeing the product. Then… Create a cartoon or an advertisement that illustrates how the person will react to seeing the product.
- 19. #delveprod @cochranism Provocations Stage: Early Visual: low Functional: low Content: low Questions you need to ask… How do people feel about this problem? Does the product resonate with people? You will learn how the person feels about the chosen solution to the problem.
- 20. #delveprod @cochranism How do people expect to use the system? What is the right workflow and language?
- 21. #delveprod @cochranism Paper Prototype Stage: Early Visual: Low Functional: Low Content: Medium
- 22. #delveprod @cochranism Creating a Paper Prototype First... Chose a key interaction that solves for one of your hypothesis. Then… Create key screens to share through a paper prototype. Create a prototype test plan with objectives and questions you need to answer.
- 23. #delveprod @cochranism Ask these Questions Take a minute to look over this screen. Ask any questions along the way. What are you viewing? How would you use this page? What is missing from this page? Where would you expect that link to take you? What would you expect to find under that dropdown?
- 24. #delveprod @cochranism Paper Prototype Example
- 25. #delveprod @cochranism Paper Prototypes Stage: early Visual: low Functional: low Content: medium Questions you need to ask… How do people expect to use the system? What is the right workflow and language? You will learn if the flows you are using are on the right track. You will also learn more about the language used to describe the work.
- 26. #delveprod @cochranism Are user needs met? Is the user experience optimal?
- 27. #delveprod @cochranism Clickable Prototype Stage: User Experience Complete Visual: Low Functional: Medium Content: Medium
- 28. #delveprod @cochranism Creating a Clickable Prototype First... Chose a section of the final product that still has lingering questions about the user expectations. Then… Create screens for one flow and write a task based discussion guide.
- 29. #delveprod @cochranism Clickable Prototype Example
- 30. #delveprod @cochranism Clickable Prototypes Stage: early Visual: low Functional: medium Content: medium Questions you need to ask… Are the user needs met? Is the user experience optimal? You will learn if the user expectations are met for that user flow.
- 31. #delveprod @cochranism Did I overlook any major flaws in the system?
- 32. #delveprod @cochranism Feature MVP Stage: Development Visual: Medium Functional: High Content: High
- 33. #delveprod @cochranism Creating a Feature MVP First... Narrow down your user stories to a minimum viable product. Then… Begin development of the MVP. Work with the developers to release features to a test environment.
- 34. #delveprod @cochranism Feature MVP Example
- 35. #delveprod @cochranism Feature MVP Stage: early Visual: medium Functional: high Content: high Question you need to ask… Did I overlook any major flaws in the system? You will learn if you overlooked any major usability issues.
- 37. #delveprod @cochranism Laura Cochran USER EXPERIENCE LEAD CONDÉ NAST @cochranism Thank you!