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to Prototype
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CS2002S: Mobile
Development and Design
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What’s Next?
Image Credit: http://blog.firebrandtalent.com/2014/12/3-powerful-ways-
to-turn-your-good-ideas-into-great-ideas/
Design Cycle
Design
Evaluate &
Analysis
Prototype
Iteration
Where are
they?
What are
their
constraints?
Who are
they?
◼ Get physical
◼ Sketch
◼ Make models
◼ Act out
◼ IDEO rules
◼ One conversation at a time
◼ Stay focused
◼ Encourage wild ideas
◼ Defer judgment
◼ Build upon ideas from others
◼ Get physical
◼ Sketch
◼ Make models
◼ Act out
◼ IDEO rules
Exercise ◼ One conversation at a time
◼ Stay focused
Problem Statement: ◼ Encourage wild ideas
Help students and ◼ Defer judgment
◼ Build upon ideas from others
staff find their lecture
and exam venues.
Aim for Quantity!
hope for quality
4B: Sketches
Melissa Densmore, UCT CSC2002S
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Michael Sagan
Trek Bicycles
Quick
Disposable
Plentiful
Low-resolution
Michael Sagan
Trek Bicycles
Quick
Disposable
Plentiful
Low-resolution
◼ Don’t stress about quality or if you can draw a straight line, stick figures
are totally fine!
3C: Prototypes
Melissa Densmore, UCT CSC2002S
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Prototype
Types of Prototypes
manual interactive
Tracing/Overlaying
Overlaying - windows
State Transition
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The Graduate (1967)
Movie Storyboards
Melissa Densmore, UCT Katz 1991 CSC2002S
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By s250401
http://www.storyboardthat.com/userboards/s250401/storyboard-android-device
Melissa Densmore, UCT CSC2002S
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◼ Index cards
◼ Post-it Notes
◼ Playdough, Legos
Digital Materials
◼ Set a deadline
◼ Don’t think too long – build it!
◼ InVision
◼ Sketch
◼ Proto.io
◼ Powerpoint/Keynote
◼ FluidUI
Current Work