of Miskeeto, Joe Sokohl of Regular Joe Consulting, Nathan Curtis of EightShapes, Henk Wijnholds and Stefan Wobben of Concept7, Jonathan Baker-Bates of Expedia, and Fred Beecher of Evantage. I’d like to thank the following people for contributing their wisdom to this book: Bill Scott of Netflix, Anders Ramsay an independent UX consultant, David Verba of Adaptive Path, Robert Reimann of frog design, Chris Pallé an independent UX consultant, Victor Hsu of Axure, Scott Mathews of Xplane, Tom Humbarger of iRise, Robert Hoekman, Jr. I can’t thank Marta enough for working with me on this book and ensuring that it stayed true to my vision. I hope every author out there is fortunate enough to have an editor who balances tradition with the willingness to try something new. First, I want to thank Lou Rosenfeld and the advisory board at Rosenfeld Media. This book wouldn’t have happened without the help and support of a number of people. I even include a sample waiver you can use with participants and a test guide.
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You can even grab my iPhone stencil for Fireworks–entirely vector.Īnd finally, I wrap the book up with a chapter on how to effectively prepare for and conduct usability testing on your prototype. You’ll find the example files for these chapters on the book’s website.
Each chapter starts with the pros and cons of the methods or tools, then walks you through basic and advanced techniques for using the tool. Then you’ll find six chapters packed with hands-on tutorials for prototyping with paper, Powerpoint, Visio, Axure RP, Fireworks, and even HTML. The next couple of chapters provide eight guiding principles I’ve developed in the past couple of years for improving the success of prototyping in the design process. The first part of the book provides a number of helpful case studies and tips for selling prototyping to your boss and clients as part of the design process–one of the biggest challenges we face in the user experience field today. If you’re a designer, developer, or business person involved in designing and building products, chances are you’ll find something beneficial in Prototyping. I wrote Prototyping for anyone who’s involved in the process of designing (software) products. After nine months of research and nearly two years in the making, my book, Prototyping: a practitioner’s guide has launched.
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