On Jan 28, 2009, at 4:08 PM, Sebi Tauciuc wrote:
Depends on what you mean by deliverable. I would see pen, paper &
sketching
as tools, not deliverables. Of course, you can still show sketches to
people, but just to ask questions and promote discussion, not as a
final
result.
As a design lead on a project, if someone wants to show me sketches,
I'm all for it. And in fact, I'm all for them scanning and checking
them in as means to review the project progress and make early
decisions. We in fact did this recently on a project for Microsoft. In
fact, the team over at Microsoft found it a refreshing way to move
forward on the project quickly.
Sketches using pen and paper can easily be a deliverable, and should
be considered more and more as they are easily the fastest means of
getting initial ideas out.
Further, if others are allowed to even consider "paper" as a
legitimate means of "prototyping" then I'll gladly add that sketches
are indeed a deliverable.
--
Andrei Herasimchuk
Principal, Involution Studios
innovating the digital world
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c. +1 408 306 6422
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