HCI Prototypes

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is an expression of design intent.

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Prototype

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Is an early sample, model, or release built to test a concept or process.

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Prototype

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2 PROTOTYPING CASES

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1. Ensure the design concept works as intended.
2. Determine if people are able to use a product.

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refers to the level of detail of a prototype.

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Fidelity

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FIDELITY VARIES ON 3 THINGS

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• Visual Design
• Content
• Interactivity

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is a type of fidelity that is a quick and easy way to translate high-level design concepts into tangible and testable artifacts.

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Low Fidelity (lo-fi) Prototyping

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Visual Design:
type of fidelity where only some of the visual attributes of the final product are presented.

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Low Fidelity (lo-fi) Prototyping

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Content:
type of fidelity where only a few key elements of the content are included.

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Low Fidelity (lo-fi) Prototyping

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Interactivity:
type of fidelity where the prototype can be stimulated by a real human.

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Low Fidelity (lo-fi) Prototyping

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2 TYPES OF LOW FIDELITY PROTOTYPE TECHNIQUES

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1. Paper Prototyping
2. Clickable Wireframe

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is a type of fidelity that appears and function as similar as possible to the actual product that will ship.

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High Fidelity (hi-fi) Prototyping

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Visual Design:
type of fidelity where the design is realistic and detailed. All interface and elements are present.

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High Fidelity (hi-fi) Prototyping

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Content:
type of fidelity that uses real or similar to real content

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High Fidelity (hi-fi) Prototyping

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Interactivity:
type of fidelity where prototypes are highly realistic in their interaction.

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High Fidelity (hi-fi) Prototyping

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It is a type of High Fidelity (hi-fi) Prototyping which is a solution that is pretty close to the ready-to-release version of a product.

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Coded Prototypes

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is an iterative, interaction design methodology that uses a series of sketches or picture to demonstrate and end to end solution for user scenario.

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Storyboarding

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a prototype that only works by having someone behind-the-scenes who is pulling the levers and flipping the switches.

Responses are generated by a human, not a computer.

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Wizard of Oz Prototype

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2 ROLES IN WIZARD OF OZ PROTOTYPE

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1. Facilitator
2. Wizard

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is a role of WOP that provides tasks (paper) and takes note.

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Facilitator

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is a role of WOP that operates the interface.

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Wizard