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  1. May 19th, 2009, 06:54 AM #1
    Jesse007
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    Prototyping

     
    I want to start prototyping the user interface first on my new project.
    Do you get better results (for clarifying sw requirements) with low- or high-fidelity prototypes? Do you use any tools for this?
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    it depends on the projects. For a UI I prefer a nonfunctioning low fidelity prototype. Sometimes I don't even bother with a full prototype, and just settle on a photoshop of "what it will look like." If it's data driven focus more on flow diagrams with control and data.

    Each has a purpose and it really comes down to your project.
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