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Design better
Fundamentos Universales del Diseño
How can we
mejorar el diseño?
¿Como podemos
Prototype from low-fi
to hi-fi
prototipo de baja
fidelidad de alta
fidelidad
DISCOVER
DISCOVER DEFINE
explore
DEFINE
explore
DEVELOP
DEVELOP DELIVER
DELIVER
Prototyping:
Broad and
Narrow
Prototypes are evocative visual explanations
that help to envision the final product.1
Low-fidelity prototypes — paper sketches made
with markers, sharpies or pencil — allow ideas
to be quickly captured, tested and thrown
away. Iteration is important.
The amateur refines his very first idea without
exploring others. Professionals take time to
pursue multiple design explorations before
refinement begins.
Quickly explore many
alternative designs
Refine when you identify the best
design that balances specifications for
business, users and technology
Develop alternative
designs to uncover other
possible solutions
LOW-FI HIGH-FI
Create iterations from this design
direction in higher levels of fidelity
Obtain user feedback before
proceeding with next iteration
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Receive approval for final,
high-fidelity prototype
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EXPLORE REFINE
MARKER PENCIL
SHARPIE COMPUTER
EXPLORE FIRST, THEN REFINE 1
Always create many different solutions to any given design problem
EXPLORE REFINE
2 DEVELOP ALTERNATIVE DESIGNS
Tape your paper designs on a wall and attach Post-It® Notes
1 EXPLORE MANY ALTERNATIVE DESIGNS
Using a marker and Sharpie®, quickly prototype designs on
paper. Your goal is to prototype many different design
directions. Ignore details early on. Don’t fall in love with your
designs. Complete 10 completely different approaches to the
problem. At this point, no idea is too crazy to try!
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5 OBTAIN USER FEEDBACK
Obtain user feedback to balance your design. Speaking with
actual users help you to confirm that your design meets the
actual objectives of the project.
CREATE ITERATIONS ON DESIGN DIRECTION
Explore the concept(s). Generate different ways of realizing
that particular concept.
POST-IT®
DRAFT