UX Foundations: Prototyping

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Diane Cronenwett

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01 - Introduction

01 - Prototyping for user experience.mp4

00:38

02 - 1. Prototyping Basics

01 - What is UX prototyping.mp4

02:39

02 - Why do we prototype.mp4

01:58

03 - Avoid costly mistakes with prototyping.mp4

02:18

03 - 2. Prototyping Fidelity

01 - Prototyping and the design process.mp4

02:27

02 - Master design fidelity in prototyping.mp4

03:03

03 - Explore your design ideas through low-fidelity prototyping.mp4

03:23

04 - Medium- and high-fidelity prototyping for flexibility.mp4

03:19

05 - Testing your prototype and avoiding confirmation bias.mp4

02:57

04 - 3. Paper Prototyping

01 - Paper prototyping for simple explorations.mp4

02:35

05 - 4. Prototyping with Figma

01 - Basic prototyping with Figma.mp4

03:44

02 - Connecting screens and interactions in Figma prototypes.mp4

03:26

03 - Scrolling and overlay interactions in Figma prototypes.mp4

03:16

04 - Interactive components in Figma prototyping.mp4

05:00

06 - Conclusion

01 - Continue your prototyping journey.mp4

00:40

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Prototyping allows designers to explore multiple iterations of designs quickly and inexpensively. Prototypes can be submitted for testing and feedback, leading to better experiences for the business and for users. That's why prototyping is a fundamental skill for any UX designer.

Explore the benefits, techniques, and tools of prototyping in this introductory course with designer Diane Cronenwett. Diane covers the basics of building effective prototypes with the right fidelity, and getting more valuable feedback from your design testing. Learn how to build simple, satisfying prototypes on paper, and use digital prototyping tools like Figma to add interactivity and animation.

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Prototyping

Diane Cronenwett

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