Paper Prototyping¶
Snyder, C. (2003). Paper Prototyping: The Fast and Easy Way to Design and Refine User Interfaces. Morgan Kaufmann.
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Mechanisms¶
- Paper Prototype
- The technique's discipline was codified in Carolyn Snyder's Paper Prototyping (2003), which is largely a manual for running these sessions without contaminating them.
This sourceCodifies paper prototyping in a practical book devoted to designing prototypes and conducting usability sessions with them.
- The technique's discipline was codified in Carolyn Snyder's Paper Prototyping (2003), which is largely a manual for running these sessions without contaminating them.
- Prototype Representation
- Prototype Representation helps whenever a design reads fine but its real risk lives in interaction, affordance, or timing that no static artifact can surface — it substitutes observed behavior for confident-but-untested reasoning.
This sourcePaper prototyping observes users interacting with a simulated interface to expose problems before implementation.
- Prototype Representation helps whenever a design reads fine but its real risk lives in interaction, affordance, or timing that no static artifact can surface — it substitutes observed behavior for confident-but-untested reasoning.
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