Which of the following prototype lets sketch out, or draw and cut out usable parts of a user interface?Group of answer choicesStoryboardsPhysical PrototypesPaper Interfaces

Which of the following prototype allows us to visualize the user’s journey or how users would experience a problem or product?Group of answer choicesPhysical PrototypesPaper InterfacesStoryboards

Which of the following prototype allows us to use a wide range of materials to build mock-ups for testing? Group of answer choicesStoryboardsPhysical PrototypesPaper Interfaces

which scenario is sketching more appropriate than high-fidelity prototyping methods?When detailed user interactions need to be demonstrated1When exploring initial design concepts2When presenting to stakeholders for final sign-off3When the final visual design needs approval4ReportConfirm

Question 1 (1 point) Which one of these is an advantage of paper prototypes? Question 1 options: Easy to understand Rapid iteration Identical to the final design Users may get attached to the product Question 2 (1 point) Which one of these is a disadvantage of wireframes and storyboards? Question 2 options: Checks if product meets specifications Allows users to interact with the product Cheapens software development process Wasted time overproducing the product Question 3 (1 point) What does a prototype INCLUDE that a wireframe doesn't? Question 3 options: Basic features Hand drawn elements Layout Interactive elements Question 4 (1 point) Why would you create a prototype? Question 4 options: To handoff codes to developers To test ideas with users To handoff designs to developers To test codes with users Question 5 (1 point) The image below displays an example of a _______________. Question 5 options: Paper Prototype Storyboard Wireframe Click through Prototype

What does a prototype INCLUDE that a wireframe doesn't? Question 3 options: Interactive elements Basic features Layout Hand drawn elements