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These 2 scenes are quite literally a blank canvas just waiting for you to include them in nearly any presentation type. The whole thing comes in 2 similarly customizable shots of 3 blank papers flying around seemingly randomly. Every paper in the bunch is separately customizable so it can hold anything you give it. In one of the scenes, all papers are visible while in the other one of the papers is obscured by another to give just that much more character to this otherwise crazy simple template. This mockup comes in 2 2560x1720px shots and separate PSD files.

The free resource of the day is an A4 paper mock-up to help you display your stationary design, letterhead, CV or typography pieces. The PSD file can be easily edited via the smart object and allows you to change the background color.

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I need to make a paper mockup of this object, can someone explain if this would be possible?

Im very new to rhino so sorry if this sounds like a dumb question!

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Making a paper mockup is a great way to test a new pattern. I made small corset paper mockups before; but while drafting a new Edwardian skirt pattern, I thought why not use that pattern to test the shape.

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The point is to learn and understand how paper mockups help to do user centered design (UCD). My problem is that I'm not sure whether I should model every "if-then-else" aspect of the system, because doing so would result in a very large mockup.

This being said, Paper prototypes seem to address basic design problems such as layout of elements and basic workflow. On the other hand if the design the paper prototype is supposed test is complex, both in terms of layout and workflow then paper prototype is not the right tool for the job.

The fidelity of the prototype needs to be enough to serve the purpose and no more. You should never create a prototype (paper or otherwise) without understanding why. It sounds like from your question you don't have a clear goal in mind. Figure out what that is first before deciding you must do a paper prototype.

Mockups and prototypes are very different. If you plan on creating paper mockups, it doesn't have to be super extensive or detailed. The general layout is most important. If you plan on doing paper prototyping, you should consider creating more screens so people can actually test its functionality and flow.

It's quite some work to do, but you'll benefit greatly from it! I found this website to create online "paper" prototypes. You have to upload images of your layout though, but you can shove them in i.e. an iPhone and determine the flow of the app. Pretty neat. Testers can already play around with it, which is fun.

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Now that you have chosen a design, it is time to iteratively refine that design.This group assignment, spanning multiple weeks of the course, tackles the problemof getting the design right through paper prototyping, inspection, and user testing. Design refinement culminates in a digital mockup.

In this assignment, you will iteratively improve your design.You will construct a paper prototype informed by your earlier work.You will then use inspection to identify and correct issues in the paper prototype.You will next conduct a series of three usability tests, further identifying and correcting issues in your paper prototype.You will create a digital mockup that captures the result of your design process.Finally, you will present your design process in a report and presentation.

As part of your introduction, have your facilitator show the participant how to interact with your design. Do not show participants how to perform your tasks you will later test. Instead show them how paper prototyping works, how your system generally works, and give an example of something specific that is sufficiently different from your tasks.

Revise your paper prototype based on what you learn in usability testing.This can and should include fixing major issues as soon as they are detected, before additional tests.Your tasks and scenarios are likely stable, but revise them if your evaluation reveals a need.

Do not begin working in digital prototyping until you finish revising your paper prototype.It is much easier to iterate on your design in the paper prototyping phase.As you transition into digital prototyping, you will consider other aspects of the design.These details you may not have considered (e.g., visual design, layout, color, typography),but can also include constraints or mismatches introduced by the technology itself.

You will use this digital mockup to effectively communicate your design in your final report, website, and poster.Some tools support creation of interactive mockups (e.g., allow clicking active regions to move between screens).This would add additional capabilities to your website, and you are welcome to use such a tool.But interactive mockups are neither expected nor required.

You received two heuristic evaluations of your paper prototype. If desired, you may also conduct a heuristic evaluation or cognitive walkthrough for your own paper prototype.Also complete one usability test with your paper prototype.

Create your digital mockup based on your final paper prototype.The mockup should effectively communicate your design in a manner appropriate for your final report, website, and poster.Implement your digital mockup to include key frames that illustrate your design.It should convey all critical aspects of your design, including walkthroughs for your two primary tasks.

Summarize the results of your paper prototype testing and refinement.Present what you learned about each version of your prototype and what changes you made as a result.This will include changes from your heuristic evaluation, usability testing, and design critique.

Present your digital mockup.Convey the critical aspects of your design, including your two primary tasks.Briefly discuss any changes you needed to make as you switched to your digital tools instead of paper. Briefly discuss any changes you made in response to critique.Include descriptions of how your design supports each of your primary tasks (e.g., one paragraph per task).

Present your final paper prototype.Convey the critical aspects of your design, including your two primary tasks.This might be shorter than your presentation of the initial paper prototype, because you already presented changes and are about to present the digital mockup.Keep your presentation appropriately paced instead of getting bogged down here. 17dc91bb1f