Briefs
Axure
JavaScript
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HTML
CSS
Balsamiq
invision
Solidify
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Pop
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Play-Doh helps you
Test Better(er)
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bit.ly/flyhCBeebies bit.ly/flyhCBBC
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gameplay Prototypes
+
Interface Prototypes
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Auto-upgrading
or
Power-up Shop
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CBeebies
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[vid] auto upgrade
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CBBC
The ‘SHop’
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Stepping
Out
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– Sarah Knott –
Content Producer @ CBeebies Interactive
“The ‘store’ prototypes were
immensely useful”
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Tabs and carousel
controls were tricky
for the children to find
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FHaH stash screenshot
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– Sarah Knott –
Content Producer @ CBeebies Interactive
Being able to swipe/click through the experience at
an early stage allows additional thought to storytelling
before it’s too far into the development process!
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a/b Testing with prototypes
early on Helps to spot any
problems with interaction or
user journeys
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– Sarah Knott –
Content Producer @ CBeebies Interactive
“I found the prototypes useful
for generating conversations
with the children”
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Tangent:
Microcopy
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Market
Market
Stash
Shop
Store
Chest
Drey
Trove
Workshop
Corner
The nut place
The wood
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– Stepping Out Feedback
Equip
“no real suggestions here but
they seem to like the word
‘megA’ a lot”
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fivesimplesteps.com/products/
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Play-Doh helps you
to explain stuff
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The Singer
Takes it All
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Hit
Miss
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travelator!
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– Jody Smith
Multiplatform Commissioning Editor @ Channel 4
There's something exciting about using a prototype,
like playing with a new toy for the first time, that you
never get from a document.
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– Jody Smith
Multiplatform Commissioning Editor @ Channel 4
Working at a broadcaster, there are many people who
would find wireframes totally alien.
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Having a living mockup of
your interface can help you
– and the client – to explain
the product more easily
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Play-Doh helps you
Shake it All aBout
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bit.ly/wolfblood
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Story-led asynchronous multiplayer game
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Fill in the gaps
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– John Kearney
Senior Content Producer @ CBBC Interactive
“Having interactive wireframes helped get across the
experience and flow of a journey with much more
clarity than a load of wireframes stuck on a wall.”
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Feature requests as a result of familiarity with the interface
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make decisions
·
test
·
Explain
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Go and have a play
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Graham Dobie
@rebobaydobay @chunkdigital
chunkgroup.com