The document discusses prototyping and provides guidance on why and how to create prototypes. It notes that prototypes allow you to test ideas early, answer questions and find new ones, validate assumptions, compare alternatives, and fail early and cheaply. Prototypes also help visualize ideas and share them with others. The document recommends designing apps with consistent and predictable behaviors using design patterns and lists some prototyping tools.

1. PROTOTYPE
WITH KEYNOTOPIA
Ana Cecilia Castillo (ceci@girlsattech.org)
@zezzi
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3. A picture is worth a
thousand words
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4. A prototype is worth a
thousand images
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5. What ‘s a prototype?
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6. An
early
version
of an
Idea
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7. Testable V
An early version
of an Idea
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8. Why Prototype?
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9. To answer
questions
and generate
new ones
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10. Validate your assumptions
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11. Compare alternatives
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12. Fail early and cheaply
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13. To visualize your ideas
and share with others
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14. One extra thing to
consider
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15. Design apps that behave in a
consistent, predictable fashion
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16. DESIGN PATTERNS
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17. DESIGN PATTERNS
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18. http://keynotopia.com/
http://www.balsamiq.com/
http://www.justinmind.com/
http://www.antetype.com/
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19. Ana Cecilia Castillo (ceci@girlsattech.org)
@zezzi
Thursday, November 1, 12