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Prototype your mobile applications
Prototyping mobile applications involves creating early versions of ideas to explore alternatives, visualize concepts, and test with users. Good prototypes are quick and cheap to make, with minimal functionality but enough to test key tasks and user flows. The prototyping process involves planning user stories and flows, building mockups using tools like Balsamiq or paper prototypes, testing prototypes with users, and refining based on feedback before sharing ideas more broadly. Prototypes are valuable for answering questions, failing ideas early, and generating new insights compared to static pictures alone.
Prototype your mobile applications
- 1. Prototype Your MobileApplications http://www.flickr.com/photos/grovemade/4679018251/
- 2. who am I @welsinga
- 3. who am I Itude Mobile http://www.itude.com Surreptitious: We’re hiring! info@itude.com
- 4. who am I Dutch AUG http://dutchaug.org
- 5. What is aPrototype
- 6. Te stable Early version of an idea
- 7. these are notprototypes
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- 9. This is aProtoype Pranav Mistry
- 10. Why should wePrototype
- 11. To answer questions ...and generate new ones
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- 13. Fail early and cheaply
- 14. Visualize ideas and share team users investors client
- 15. So you Fakeit ...till you Make it
- 16. What makes agood prototype Stephen Booth Photography
- 17. “Quick” “Cheap” “Minimal” “Testable”
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- 41. Conclusion “A picture is worth a thousand words” “A prototype is worth a thousand pictures” http://www.flickr.com/photos/8562434@N07/5378881926/
- 42. http://www.itude.com info@itude.com Thank you! Questions? http://www.itude.com @welsinga http://dutchaug.org