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UX Oxford Prototyping

Ben Coleman
February 13, 2018

UX Oxford Prototyping

Ben Coleman

February 13, 2018
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  1. F F F UN C T I O N: A

    U SE R-C ENTRED DESI G N AGENCY… fffunction.co/are
  2. THE B IT WH E R E I S AY

    WH AT I’ LL S AY What a prototype is. Why prototyping is a good thing to do. Mapping the prototyping landscape. A tour round that landscape. Lots of time for questions, help, and chat.
  3. PR OT OTY P E : OUR D E FIN

    ITIO N Something to test, explore, and communicate design ideas for a thing which we’re designing. Something: a lower fidelity representation. Could be a paper sketch, wireframe-like clickable prototype, or a fully interactive implementation. A thing: something we’re designing. A website, web app, native app, system, or a process.
  4. WH Y PR OT OTY P E ? Work collaboratively.

    Communicate our design ideas in a more powerful and engaging way.
  5. WH Y PR OT OTY P E ? Work collaboratively.

    Communicate our design ideas in a more powerful and engaging way. Engage stakeholders.
  6. WH Y PR OT OTY P E ? Work collaboratively.

    Communicate our design ideas in a more powerful and engaging way. Engage stakeholders. Bring users into our design process.
  7. WH Y PR OT OTY P E ? Work collaboratively.

    Communicate our design ideas in a more powerful and engaging way. Engage stakeholders. Bring users into our design process. Save time and money.
  8. THE P RO T OT Y PIN G LAN D

    S C A P E IS B I G ! Lots of tools. Lots of techniques. Lots of folk have attempted to classify prototyping tools: typically by fidelity, complexity / speed of tool, or some combination of these.
  9. T O OL C L A SSI FI CATIO N

    https://blog.prototypr.io/14-prototyping-tools-how-each-can-be-used-1c804fab33a6
  10. PR OB LE M S WIT H CLAS S IFY

    IN G B Y F I D E L I T Y More than just visual design quality Easy to conflate fidelity with complexity and speed of prototyping. They don’t always correlate. Many tools operate across a range of fidelities.
  11. PR OB LE M S WIT H CLAS S IFY

    IN G B Y P R O T O T Y P I NG TO OL C OMPLE X ITY Learning curve, speed of prototype creation, and complexity sometimes correlate, sometimes don’t. Different tools suit different designers and teams. Some tools are quicker to get going with than others.
  12. FID EL I TY Paper Marvel PDFs InVision Keynote /

    PowerPoint Balsamiq OmniGraffle Axure Adobe XD HTML Hand sketch Wireframe Full-fidelity design mockup
  13. C OM PLE XIT Y / S P E E

    D OF P R O T O T Y P E C R E AT I O N / L EA RN IN G CU R VE Paper Marvel PDFs InVision Keynote / PowerPoint Balsamiq OmniGraffle Axure Adobe XD HTML Easy / quick / shallow Medium Hard / slow / steep
  14. WH AT YO U’R E US IN G A P

    R O T O T Y P E T O D O Paper Marvel PDFs InVision Keynote / PowerPoint Balsamiq OmniGraffle Axure Adobe XD HTML Rapidly generate design ideas for interfaces and user flow and explore them Design and present simple structures and layouts Design and present more complex content structures and / or lengthy, involved user journeys
  15. PR OT OTY P IN G TOOL GR OUP S

    Paper prototyping Creating clickable prototypes from designs Integrated tools for drawing and creating prototypes HTML prototypes
  16. PAPER PR OT O TY PI N G Great for

    working rapidly and collaboratively; generating ideas; testing and iterating.
  17. PAPER PR OT O TY PI N G Great for

    working rapidly and collaboratively; generating ideas; testing and iterating. Anyone can get involved.
  18. PAPER PR OT O TY PI N G Great for

    working rapidly and collaboratively; generating ideas; testing and iterating. Anyone can get involved. Quickly becomes impractical to prototype and test a large site.
  19. PAPER PR OT O TY PI N G Great for

    working rapidly and collaboratively; generating ideas; testing and iterating. Anyone can get involved. Quickly becomes impractical to prototype and test a large site. Not easy to share and present prototypes.
  20. C L I C K A B L E P

    RO T O T Y P ES F RO M DESI GNS: M ARVEL
  21. C L I C K A B L E P

    RO T O T Y P ES F RO M DESI GNS: PDFS
  22. C L I C K A B L E P

    RO T O T Y P ES F RO M DESI GNS: I NVI SI ON
  23. C L I C K A B L E P

    RO T O T Y P ES F RO M DESI GNS: I NVI SI ON
  24. C L I C K A B L E P

    RO T O T Y P ES F RO M DESI GNS: I NVI SI ON
  25. C LI CKA BL E P R O T OTY

    P E S FR O M D E SI G NS Can take any existing design deliverables, including simple sketches, and turn them into clickable prototypes quickly and easily.
  26. C LI CKA BL E P R O T OTY

    P E S FR O M D E SI G NS Can take any existing design deliverables, including simple sketches, and turn them into clickable prototypes quickly and easily. Clickable prototypes can be created with existing tools for creating / editing PDFs.
  27. C LI CKA BL E P R O T OTY

    P E S FR O M D E SI G NS Can take any existing design deliverables, including simple sketches, and turn them into clickable prototypes quickly and easily. Clickable prototypes can be created with existing tools for creating / editing PDFs. Tools like InVision and Marvel bring a wide range of features specifically to aid prototyping workflow.
  28. T O OL S F OR D RAW IN G

    A ND C REAT ING PROTOTYPES: BALSAM I Q
  29. T O OL S F OR D RAW IN G

    A ND C REAT ING PROTOTYPES: OM NI G RAFFLE
  30. T O OL S F OR D RAW IN G

    A ND C REAT ING PROTOTYPES: AX URE
  31. T O OL S F OR D RAW IN G

    A ND C REAT ING PROTOTYPES: ADOBE X D
  32. T O OL S F OR D RAW IN G

    A ND C REAT ING PROTOTYPES: K EYNOTE / P OW E R P O I NT
  33. T O OL S F OR D RAW IN G

    A ND C REAT ING PROTOTYPES: K EYNOTE / P OW E R P O I NT
  34. TO OLS F OR D R AWIN G AN D

    C RE AT I NG P R O T O T Y P E S Wide range of tools to suit those prototyping across a range of design and development experience. From Keynote / Powerpoint through to Axure and Adobe XD.
  35. TO OLS F OR D R AWIN G AN D

    C RE AT I NG P R O T O T Y P E S Wide range of tools to suit those prototyping across a range of design and development experience. From Keynote / Powerpoint through to Axure and Adobe XD. Some tools can be used to prototype larger sites; with real data and content; and complex interactions.
  36. TO OLS F OR D R AWIN G AN D

    C RE AT I NG P R O T O T Y P E S Wide range of tools to suit those prototyping across a range of design and development experience. From Keynote / Powerpoint through to Axure and Adobe XD. Some tools can be used to prototype larger sites; with real data and content; and complex interactions. A wide range of fidelities available across the various tools.
  37. H TM L PR OTO T Y P ES Full

    responsive prototyping.
  38. H TM L PR OTO T Y P ES Full

    responsive prototyping. Good for building structural prototypes across the breadth and / or depth of a full site structure.
  39. H TM L PR OTO T Y P ES Full

    responsive prototyping. Good for building structural prototypes across the breadth and / or depth of a full site structure. Can prototype interactions to whatever depth you wish.
  40. H TM L PR OTO T Y P ES Full

    responsive prototyping. Good for building structural prototypes across the breadth and / or depth of a full site structure. Can prototype interactions to whatever depth you wish. A wide range of frameworks and tools.
  41. H TM L PR OTO T Y P ES Full

    responsive prototyping. Good for building structural prototypes across the breadth and / or depth of a full site structure. Can prototype interactions to whatever depth you wish. A wide range of frameworks and tools. With hosting and workflow sorted, sharing is ‘easy’.
  42. H TM L PR OTO T Y P ES Full

    responsive prototyping. Good for building structural prototypes across the breadth and / or depth of a full site structure. Can prototype interactions to whatever depth you wish. A wide range of frameworks and tools. With hosting and workflow sorted, sharing is ‘easy’. Potentially steep learning curve, or work with developers!
  43. O T HE R PR O T O T Y

    P ING T O O LS : PRINC IP LE
  44. O T HE R PR O T O T Y

    P ING T O O LS : FRAM ER
  45. O T HE R PR O T O T Y

    P ING T O O LS : FACEBOOK ORIGAMI STUDIO
  46. O T HE R PR O T O T Y

    P ING T O O LS : INV ISIO N STUDI O
  47. O THER P R OTO T Y P IN G

    TOOLS Too many to list!
  48. O THER P R OTO T Y P IN G

    TOOLS Too many to list! Always changing: old tools die or get bought, new tools arriving all the time.
  49. O THER P R OTO T Y P IN G

    TOOLS Too many to list! Always changing: old tools die or get bought, new tools arriving all the time. Think about tools in terms of our categories (and maybe your own too). Then as tools come and go, you can get a feel for which ones will be useful to you.
  50. FID EL I TY Paper Marvel PDFs InVision Keynote /

    PowerPoint Balsamiq OmniGraffle Axure Adobe XD HTML Hand sketch Wireframe Full-fidelity design mockup
  51. C OM PLE XIT Y / S P E E

    D OF P R O T O T Y P E C R E AT I O N / L EA RN IN G CU R VE Paper Marvel PDFs InVision Keynote / PowerPoint Balsamiq OmniGraffle Axure Adobe XD HTML Easy / quick / shallow Medium Hard / slow / steep
  52. WH AT YO U’R E US IN G A P

    R O T O T Y P E T O D O Paper Marvel PDFs InVision Keynote / PowerPoint Balsamiq OmniGraffle Axure Adobe XD HTML Rapidly generate design ideas for interfaces and user flow and explore them Design and present simple structures and layouts Design and present more complex content structures and / or lengthy, involved user journeys
  53. THA NK Y OU Designing UX - Prototyping Ben Coleman,

    Dan Goodwin SitePoint ISBN: 0994347081 https://www.sitepoint.com/premium/books/designing-ux-prototyping http://bit.ly/prototyping-ux @bencoleman / @bouncingdan / @fffunction