Sketching & Prototyping UX (starting with stories)
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This is the sketching/prototyping portion of a lean UX design bootcamp @500startups, it's evolved for each batch. The workshop has been a part of the 500startups UX bootcamp on 2/4/2011, 6/4/2011 and 10/21/2011. It's constantly evolving for each batch, working with batches #000 + #001, and now #002 so far!
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Sketching & Prototyping UX (starting with stories)
- 1. 500 Startups Lean UX Design Bootcamp Sketching & Prototyping UX (starting with stories) @karldotter hashtag #sketchux
- 4. Quick inexpensive disposable
- 5. Where do you start?
- 7. I’ll tell you a story about comics
- 9. sketch scenarios fast. speed kills the censor.
- 13. Remember your persona and POVs?
- 14. These are the POVs Point of View: [Insert User...(descriptive)] + Needs List of [Insert Needs...(verb)] + Because + [Insert Insight...(compelling & surprising)] hypotheses: • “Tell me about the last time you...” When you go through the interview check o • “Tell me about an experience you’ve had with...” if you validated any assumptions • “How did you feel when ____ happened?” • “What were you feeling at that moment?” • “Really, can you tell me why that matters? • “Say more about that...I see... Do you know why you think that? • “Okay. And that is important because...”
- 15. Add context Ability cheap, fast, simple usability Triggers hope, fear, use pleasure, pain user goal context
- 16. where is your persona?
- 17. Grab paper & pen
- 18. collect your thoughts Use Themed Release users context Features (goals/needs)
- 19. Scribble your story Friday, October 21, 11
- 20. Just a few lines is all it takes Friday, October 21, 11
- 21. What are the emotions? Friday, October 21, 11
- 24. UX Challenge, Your Turn (20min) • Sketch out your POV in context, get at goals, needs, uses • what are the riskiest scenarios to draw? • High frequency moments: actions, emotions, behavior
- 25. Actions + emotions + behavior + context, before a ui proto.
- 26. Examples and Stories ShopWell Dojo The Designer Fund Friday, October 21, 11
- 27. At ShopWell we... tested with Paper prototypes Friday, October 21, 11
- 28. At Dojo we... communicate with comics Friday, October 21, 11
- 29. Identify the story Friday, October 21, 11
- 30. Thumbnail it out Friday, October 21, 11
- 31. Reduce the panels Friday, October 21, 11
- 32. Test a rough mock Friday, October 21, 11
- 33. Use your story to explain your product Friday, October 21, 11
- 34. With The Designer Fund we... started with sketches. Friday, October 21, 11
- 35. We sketched the ecosystem we wanted to build. Friday, October 21, 11
- 36. Make a new sketch... Bring these guys back. What would a sketched screen look like to achieve your scenario?
- 37. Challenge! • Pick a scenario from your sketches • Build those as ui/screens so anyone here can try it out. • You have 20 minutes.
- 38. Paper Prototyping • Build your solution with paper, markers, post-its and tape • “Paper” == whatever is easiest for you
- 39. Paper Prototyping • Fast, easy and cheap way to test your hypotheses • Uncover usability problems and hidden complexity before writing any code
- 40. Example!
- 41. Keep in mind • Build your prototype to test your hypotheses. • How will you measure success? • Have a scenario and questions ready for your testers.
- 42. Challenge! • Build the screens you just sketched so anyone here can try it out. • You have 20 minutes.
- 43. Resources: See What I mean: How to use comics to communicate ideas by Kevin Cheng http://rosenfeldmedia.com/ books/comics/ Making Comics by Scott McCloud http://scottmccloud.com/ Friday, October 21, 11
- 44. Sketching & Prototyping UX now, how will you test further?... @karldotter hashtag #sketchux Thank you 500startups #000 + #001 monsters, Enrique Allen, Rick Boardman, Miche Capone,Thomas Both, Laura Klein & Janice Fraser + more!
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- grab your user quote that you mentioned in the persona recap today+ a sticky pad + and a pen\n
- sketch anything you want from scribbles to enrique allan. In the meantime, I’m going to tell you about sketching.\n
- when you sketch, your thinking becomes tangible making.\n
- It turns your brain’s fuzzy’ness into something clear, simply by being tangible -> Increasing the chance to share, collaborate and improve your ideas. \n
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- Any volunteer that wants to share the stretch sticky that you scribbled on?\n
- grab your persona quote and write it on a sticky, this example is cardmunch, make the quote into a speech bubble by circling it.\n
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- ok, now grab a third sticky. This is a memory sticky based on your persona quote. Remember generating ideas during the lunch improv? Improv with sketching this sticky. Sketch anything that inspires or riffs off any of the actions or ideas around the quote. \n
- great, now grab a fourth sticky. Use your quote and memory stickies as inspiration toward making up an interaction sticky. Write an action/trigger on a interface element, try a single button or something simple.\n
- so, we just did this warm up, but let’s uncover the ways you can use these in real life for your product.\n
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- when I worked with IDEO last year I got to participate in a brainstorm for a crazy invention book with Klutz, the method used is called make a mutt, you add on peoples ideas or simply combine two objects to generate new ideas.\n
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- quote or user need, not features, your persona, 6 places where they would need your product, where that need would arise/ where they would feel that need. most obvious 1 first, speed kills the censor\n
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- bring those guys back! what would a screen or interface look like to achieve this?\n
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