MSCI343 Lecture Notes - Lecture 8: High Fidelity, Msci, Spreadsheet

• School: University of Waterloo
• Department: Management Sciences
• Course: MSCI343
• Professor: Oliver Schneider

Document Summary

Fidelity: amount of functionality and performance, relative to final product. Low-fidelity methods: sketching, storyboarding, paper prototype, pictive, experiential prototypes. Interface builders: figma, sketch, powerpoint, spreadsheet, 3d printer, hardware solution, human pretend to be comp. Med-fi techniques scripted simulations: wizard-of-oz interface builders. Wizard-of-oz: user interacts as though interacting with system, person behind the curtain simulating software response, good for: interfaces with high cost development testing best-case design (e. g. voice recognition) Med-fi prototypes: often use the same medium as the final product, have some, but not all, functionality. 4: can take many forms, scripted simulation interface builder, wizard of oz. High fidelity prototypes: near fully implemented looks like final system, use materials you expect to be in final product. Participatory design: with most user-centred approaches, the user is consulted throughout the design proves, participatory design = user is a member of the team.