Comments on: A New Chapter in My Book—8 Principles of Prototyping http://toddwarfel.com/archives/a-new-chapter-in-my-book%e2%80%948-principles-of-prototyping/ Research methods. Interaction Design. Usability. Wed, 07 Jan 2009 17:48:22 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.7 hourly 1 By: Todd Zaki Warfel http://toddwarfel.com/archives/a-new-chapter-in-my-book%e2%80%948-principles-of-prototyping/comment-page-1/#comment-10154 Todd Zaki Warfel Tue, 03 Jun 2008 22:21:19 +0000 http://toddwarfel.com/?p=106#comment-10154 Well, Matt, come to think of it, it would be perfect to have the final article as part of my book section on using InDesign/Illustrator for prototyping. I'm sure they'll have a lot in common. I'm about a month away from getting to that part of my book. So, keep an eye out. Well, Matt, come to think of it, it would be perfect to have the final article as part of my book section on using InDesign/Illustrator for prototyping. I’m sure they’ll have a lot in common.

I’m about a month away from getting to that part of my book. So, keep an eye out.

]]> By: Matt Gardner http://toddwarfel.com/archives/a-new-chapter-in-my-book%e2%80%948-principles-of-prototyping/comment-page-1/#comment-10152 Matt Gardner Tue, 03 Jun 2008 21:51:42 +0000 http://toddwarfel.com/?p=106#comment-10152 Congratulations Todd. I've always been awe struck by those professionals that can balance book writing with the rest of their professional obligations. :) Any chance the book will include details from your wireframing series? http://toddwarfel.com/archives/wireframing-part-ii-illustrator-basics/ Congratulations Todd. I’ve always been awe struck by those professionals that can balance book writing with the rest of their professional obligations. :) Any chance the book will include details from your wireframing series? http://toddwarfel.com/archives/wireframing-part-ii-illustrator-basics/

]]> By: Todd Zaki Warfel http://toddwarfel.com/archives/a-new-chapter-in-my-book%e2%80%948-principles-of-prototyping/comment-page-1/#comment-10135 Todd Zaki Warfel Thu, 29 May 2008 02:37:27 +0000 http://toddwarfel.com/?p=106#comment-10135 It has to do with setting expectations for the audience (e.g. management, product development, technology) for what the prototype will be (e.g. hi-fi, lo-fi, what will be in/out). This helps mitigate any confusion once they see it—those "but I thought that function X would be in there." It has to do with setting expectations for the audience (e.g. management, product development, technology) for what the prototype will be (e.g. hi-fi, lo-fi, what will be in/out). This helps mitigate any confusion once they see it—those “but I thought that function X would be in there.”

]]> By: Jared M. Spool http://toddwarfel.com/archives/a-new-chapter-in-my-book%e2%80%948-principles-of-prototyping/comment-page-1/#comment-10134 Jared M. Spool Thu, 29 May 2008 02:30:28 +0000 http://toddwarfel.com/?p=106#comment-10134 I'd be curious what the talking points for #3 (Set Expectations) are. The rest I get (and have said often). I’d be curious what the talking points for #3 (Set Expectations) are. The rest I get (and have said often).

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