- Defining Objectives and User Flows: Identify key user flows, user stories, and functionality that the prototype will demonstrate. Understand the user journey and the primary interactions users will have with the web application or site.
- Creating Low-Fidelity Wireframes: Develop a basic skeletal structure using tools like Sketch or Adobe XD, and create low-fidelity wireframes to establish the layout, structure, and basic elements each screen’s.
- Improving with Interactive Elements: Introduce interactivity for a more realistic user experience by using the chosen prototyping tool to implement clickable buttons, links, and basic transitions to simulate user navigation.
- Adding High-Fidelity Design: Provide a realistic visual representation of the final product by enhancing the prototype by incorporating high-fidelity design elements, including detailed visuals, colors, typography, and realistic content.
- Conducting Usability Testing: Gather feedback and refine the prototype based on user testing by conducting usability testing with target users to observe how they interact with the prototype.
Advanced Prototyping for Web Designing