You have completed the wireframes for the app you are designing. You are still feeling like the end product is not clear, but, due to the tight timeline, you need to move forward into the prototyping phase. In this instance, why might you choose to use a paper prototype?1 pointA paper prototype will allow you to bypass re-reading the empathy interviews again.A paper prototype will cut down on the iterations and work you will do if you chose to start with a digital prototype.A paper prototype will enable you to continue brainstorming, and you can quickly show your ideas to end users to gain feedback.A paper prototype will show your client that you are open to their ideas and are willing to continue to brainstorm and iterate.

he UX designer worked hard on a number of wireframes for an at-home exercise app and has now created a solid prototype. They’re in the testing phase and have received mixed feedback. What might the UX designer do next? Select all that apply.1 pointRevisit the empathy phase and see if any user data helps solve the issues that have been identifiedLaunch the app and finish out the project detailsReview the ideas that came out of brainstorming sessionsAdjust the prototype and test it again

The UX designer completed interviews of gym patrons during the empathy phase of the design thinking process. They’ve determined the target audience is between the ages of 20 and 60, with varying experience using mobile apps. Following the design thinking process, what is the next thing the UX designer should do? 1 pointStart drawing wireframesCreate a high-fidelity prototypeWork with peers to brainstorm ideasCreate a problem statement

You have decided to move into the prototyping phase for the app you are designing. You recommend starting with a paper prototype first. Your client asks you to explain the disadvantages of a paper prototype. What might you say? Select all that apply.1 pointA paper prototype requires refined drawing and sketching skills in order for the end product to be understandable.A paper prototype can only be tested in person.A paper prototype can be difficult to interpret and requires a lot of imagination to picture what the end product will look like.A paper prototype makes it difficult to collaborate with a remote team.

After revisiting the information gained from the empathy interviews and then brainstorming ideas, the UX designer has come up with a viable solution for an at-home exercise app. They are ready to move forward. What should the UX designer do next? 1 pointCreate lo-fi mockupsCreate hi-fi mockupsCreate a prototype of the appCreate wireframes

1.Question 1You are considering when you should conduct a usability study on the app you are creating. When are common times in a product’s lifecycle for usability studies to be conducted? Select all that apply.1 pointWhen the product is complete, which allows you to change a feature or test if the product is usable with a specific group of peopleAfter empathy interviews have been conducted and stakeholders have a better idea of the app.For concept testing, when you have an early idea, like a low-fidelity prototype that is only somewhat interactiveWhen you have an interactive prototype, which will give the design team insight on what needs to be revised or added before the product launches