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The document discusses using storyboards to develop and illustrate an idea by converting it into a sequence of pictures or diagrams. Storyboards can also use plain text and diagrams to tell a story. Using stick figures is acceptable. Telling a product story through a graphic style using characters helps people inside an organization understand how ideas could realistically be integrated.
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- 3. STORY DEVELOP THE STORY AROUND THE SELECTED IDEA AND CONVERT IT INTO AN ILLUSTRATIVE SEQUENCE OF PICTURES OR DIAGRAMS .
- 4. CONTENT STORYBOARDS MAY ALSO BE TOLD WITH PLAIN TEXT AND DIAGRAMS. * STICK FIGURES ARE NOT OFF-LIMIT!!
- 5. RESULT TELLING A PRODUCT STORY IN A GRAPHIC STYLE USING CHARACTERS AS PART OF THE STORY HELPS PEOPLE INSIDE YOUR COMPANY OR ORGANIZATION UNDERSTAND REALISTICALLY HOW THE IDEAS COULD BE INTEGRATED.
- 6. RESULT Source: http://vis.berkeley.edu/courses/cs160-fa06/wiki/index.php/InteractivePrototype-Group:4Corners www.fuse-studio.co.uk/?cat=14
- 8. WWW. INNO WIZ.BE Author: Ann Bonneux Edited by: Pieter Michiels