Paper Prototyping: The Fast and Easy Way to Design and Refine User Interfaces by Snyder, Carolyn [Morgan Kaufmann, 2003] (Paperback) [Paperback]

by Snyder

Paper The Fast and Easy Way to Design and Refine User Interfaces...

Genres: Design, Nonfiction, Usability, Technology, Programming, Business, Research

Paperback

First published January 1, 2003

Reviews

[Maria Laura]

cheap, efficient, useful and interesting interface design technique

[DW]

A good start if you want to evaluate UX or think through design. Is it a page turner? Well...

[Oskar]

What one of Apple’s designers recommended me to read. Something they use a LOT internally. Nuff said.

[Rasa Jonkute]

This book illustrates how paper prototyping can become an integral part of your user-centered development process.
Though it can be a fast way to get early feedback from your customers, I still find it inferior to using prototyping software in my work.

[Eric Smith]

An excellent book which carefully defines a paper-based way to develop user interfaces. Since reading the book, I have used it for my development efforts with my company. It worked! People were skeptical at first, but once they experienced it, it was universally praised. We took the prototypes to end clients too, with good results. Recommended.

[Emir]

Offers basics and logistics of paper prototyping. A good resource for starting out but by no means a perfect read.

[Falsedan]

Practical, explains without evangelism. The explanations on how to avoid saying horribly offensive things to your external testers shows that the author's background is firmly technical.

[Kay Mclellan]

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