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Prototyping is a quick way to incorporate direct feedback from real users into a design. Paper-based prototyping bypasses the time and effort required to create a working, coded user interface. Instead, it relies on very simple tools like paper, scissors, and stickies. Even in applications where new technologies are deployed, paper provides maximum speed and flexibility.
Klee, Matthew. User Interface Engineering (2000). Design>Usability>Prototyping
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Paper Prototypes: Still Our Favorite
We’ve been creating paper prototypes and teaching others to use them for the past eight years. In that time, we’ve learned a lot about what paper prototyping is all about and we’re still pleased by what an effective and easy-to-use tool it is.
User Interface Engineering (1998). Design>Usability>Prototyping
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Using Paper Prototypes to Manage Risk
History is littered with the carcasses of failed products and the companies that built them — product development is indeed a risky business. Learn how we help companies create paper mock-ups of their product interface so that they can find out early on how to make it successful in the market.
