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Introduction and Prototyping
- 1. MIND THE GAP European Intensive Programme on Prototyping Web Apps May 9th, 20
- 2. TEAM
- 3. TEAM
- 4. WELCOME
- 10. SHOW DON’T TELL
- 11. ANYWAY...
- 14. GHENT...
- 15. GHENT...
- 16. GHENT...
- 17. WHAT ELSE?
- 18. WHAT ELSE?
- 19. WHAT ELSE?
- 20. WHAT ELSE?
- 21. PERSONAL FAVES
- 22. PERSONAL FAVES
- 23. PERSONAL FAVES
- 24. PERSONAL FAVES
- 25. MIND THE GAP
- 26. SINT-LUCAS
- 27. KAHO SINT-LIEVEN
- 28. DAVY
- 29. WIO
- 31. SHOW AND TELL
- 32. SHOW AND TELL
- 33. SAVES TIME AND MONEY
- 34. GENERATIVE
- 35. HOW TO ???
- 36. PAPER PROTOTYPES
- 37. Paper Prototypes
- 38. Paper Prototypes
- 39. Paper Prototypes
- 40. Paper Prototypes
- 41. Paper Prototypes
- 42. Paper Prototypes
- 50. HTML5, CSS3 & JQUERY
- 52. CHECK WEBSITE
- 53. CHECK WEBSITE
- 54. TEAM BLOGS
- 57. BREAK!
- 58. BREAK! SEE YOU BACK @ 11:00!
Notas del editor
- what do you do when you’re abroad and find it hard to explain something?\n
- funny and cliché\ncliché: designers and developers don’t speak the same language\nclichés often hold a bit of truth\n\n
- the language problem goes beyond designer-developer relationship\nthere’s always the client of course\nbut in big projects there are more people involved\n
- what do you do when you’re abroad and find it hard to explain something?\n
- my dad recently\n
- in most design industries, lo-tech models are used as a design and communication tool\nthese are also called “prototypes”.\narchitects use them.\n
- and the car industry\n
- fashion designers\n
- even dentists and surgeons use prototypes\n
- anyway,\ni haven’t welcomed you yet really\n
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- ghent is in lonely planet’s top 10 list of cities to see!\n
- the city has an interesting history and nice architecture\n
- but it’s also know for it’s liveliness, especially gentse feesten in summer\n
- there’s something to do everyday. check gratisingent.be for free stuff to do!\n
- and now that you’re here in belgium you should at least try the famous belgian waffles\n
- and french fries of course, which aren’t french but belgian!\n
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- my personal favorites\n
- my personal favorites\n
- my personal favorites\n
- anyway, we’re here together for “mind the gap”\na project which brings together designers and developers\nand uses the prototype as design and communication tool\n
- the first week is at this campus, sint-lucas visual arts\nart university college\n
- the second week is at kaho sint-lieven, a technical university college\n
- davy organises teaches rich internet applications and flash development\n
- i co-organize \ni teach web & mobile design and motion graphics\n
- anyway, we need to get back on track!\n
- we allready discussed that a prototype is the ideal communication tool because it shows\nno more danger for misinterpretation\n
- if you just tell what you want people can misundertand or misinterprete easily!\nno more danger for misinterpretation\n
- it also saves time and money\nerrors get detected early in the process\n
- a prototyping approach also generates much more ideas\nthis more often leads to better, innovative ideas\n
- so, what could a web app prototype be like?\n
- the easiest way to prototype is doing it on paper\n+ no technical difficulties\n+ inclusive: anyone can join the process\n+ opens up ideas\n
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- +easy\n-sometimes client doesn’t get it’s a prototype\n
- +easy\n-sometimes client doesn’t get it’s a prototype\n
- +easy\n-sometimes client doesn’t get it’s a prototype\n
- +easy\n-sometimes client doesn’t get it’s a prototype\n
- +easy\n-sometimes client doesn’t get it’s a prototype\n
- +easy\n-sometimes client doesn’t get it’s a prototype\n
- + can be basis of final production stage\n+ ideal to check app flow\n- a little techie\n- usually ugly\n
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