Oleg Krupnov wrote:
>
> Do your prototypes look like clickable wireframes or do you skin them in
> graphic design to imitate the final product look?
>
My prototypes look like all of the above
my workflow if typically
paper -> wireframe -> rendered UI
I work on the interaction all the way through the process, but get the main
user task flow worked out in a more abstract form (paper stickies) before
introducing any concrete UI elements.
a 'presentation' of the UI could happen at any stage, but most people are
only interested in the pretty pictures... then say they don't like green!
Duncan
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