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Paper Prototyping: The Fast and Easy Way to Design and Refine User Interfaces Carolyn Snyder
Publisher: Morgan Kaufmann

The user interface is successively refined, starting with abstract statics, then specifying the basic dynamic aspects until finally visual specifics are added. User interface elements (including gestures) are carried through the entire design and the apps; all parts of the amazon.com site support the focus on user interests, community ratings, related material, and easy purchase. I couldn't say yes fast enough. The Morgan Kaufman Series in Interactive Technologies, Elsevier Science & Technology. Interface Guru's Daniel Since all the content was relevant, we looked at different ways of dividing it. Pabini Gabriel-Petit just published a lengthy book review of Carolyn Snyder's book “Paper Prototyping: The Fast and Easy Way to Design and Refine User Interfaces”. The ever-increasing discussion of the importance of aesthetics for user interface design and usability in general shows that there is more to “visuals” than meets the eye and that visual design actually contributes real value to a user . That provides methods to collect data about users in the field, interpret and consolidate that data in a structured way, use the data to create and prototype product and service concepts, and iteratively test and refine those concepts with users. Here are a few of the books I've found useful for different types of prototyping: Paper Prototyping: The Fast and Easy Way to Design and Refine User Interfaces by Carolyn Snyder. The team had a clear understanding of the subject matter and the technical challenges, creating and refining prototypes in advance of coding. To us at Interface Guru, it was discouraging to see media giants making poor decisions about user experience for tablets. So we were thrilled when us to take a look at it. It is obvious that paper prototypes and wireframes or not suited for this purpose. Paper Prototyping: The Fast and Easy Way to Design and Refine User Interfaces.