Kirill Vechtomov – Senior UX Designer
Designing human experiences
Fourth step of the Rapid Prototyping methodology – Analyze. Decode the test results and understand why the users ask for something instead of blindly following their requests. Be careful with how you interpret results. … Continue readingPrototyping Methodology – Step 4: Analyze – Get Prototyping Academy (#31)
Third step of the Rapid Prototyping methodology – Test. You need to prepare the questions you want to ask, recruit participants, figure out logistics and equipment you need to use. … Continue readingPrototyping Methodology – Step 3: Test – Get Prototyping Academy (#30)
Second step of the Rapid Prototyping methodology I use – Prototyping itself. Depending on the phase of the project and details you have defined in Step 1, there are different stages I call: “Baby”, “Toddler”, and “Teen”. … Continue readingPrototyping Methodology – Step 2: Prototype – Get Prototyping Academy (#29)
Looking into the first step of the rapid prototyping methodology I use – Defining. You need to define the scope, the type, the fidelity, and logistics before starting creating the prototype itself. … Continue readingPrototyping Methodology – Step 1: Define – Get Prototyping Academy (#28)
High-level overview of the rapid prototyping methodology I use. … Continue readingPrototyping Methodology – Get Prototyping Academy (#27)
Saw an interesting debate on Quora about this subject, wanted to share my opinion. … Continue readingShould Product Managers Be Prototyping? – Get Prototyping Academy (#26)
Can you prototype any kind of product? Less user-oriented products (e.g. APIs) are harder to prototype, and you probably can’t test every aspect of it, but there must be something you can still test with a prototype. … Continue readingCan You Benefit From Prototyping For All Types Of Products? – Get Prototyping Academy (#25)
There are 3 main types of fidelity in prototypes – visual, functional, and content. Visual – the looks, functional – the works, content – the text and other content. … Continue reading3 Types of Prototype Fidelity – Get Prototyping Academy (#24)
Low and high-fidelity prototypes, when to use and why. … Continue readingLow and High Fidelity Prototypes 101 – Get Prototyping Academy (#23)
4th benefit of prototyping – using it instead of traditional documentation to reduce misunderstandings and misinterpretations among teams. … Continue readingBenefits of Prototyping (part 4) – Get Prototyping Academy (#22)