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Efficient Usability and Prototyping Strategies for Design Success

Learn about the evolution of design processes, from low fidelity to high fidelity prototypes, and the importance of user research and rapid iterations. Discover how to save time, effort, and money by leveraging prototypes to understand users, competition, and goals. Avoid pitfalls like feature creep and legacy design bias to create an exceptional user experience. Uncover secrets for design success and remember that users are not always forgiving. Stay technology agnostic and prioritize user experience over technology. Connect with Uday M. Shankar for more insights and questions.

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Efficient Usability and Prototyping Strategies for Design Success

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  1. Usability & Prototyping Uday M. Shankar Yahoo! Bangalore India

  2. Usability+ Prototyping Uday M. Shankar | Yahoo! Bangalore India

  3. Who am i • Been in UI/UX space for 11 years • Present: Owns PROTOTYPING in Yahoo! India • Past: Was with Nokia Bangalore • Tweets at @udayms • Blogs at udayms.wordpress.com

  4. User Interface Design • Facilitating the userto perform a specific task in a specific context in a fast and efficient manner by leveraging the power of technology and design. USER TASK CONTEXT

  5. As Design Evolves Low fidelity Less functional detail Static Less formal testing Disposable Paper High fidelity More functional detail Interactive More formal testing Re-purpose-able Code

  6. Age old Process

  7. ‘New’ Process 1 Visual Designer Interaction Designer Developer

  8. ‘New’ Process 2 Visual Designer Usability Tester Interaction Designer Developer

  9. ‘Another’ New Process Visual Designer User Research Interaction Designer Prototyper Rapid Iterations

  10. I Recommend Designer User Research Designer Prototyper Rapid Iterations User Research

  11. Why? • Going back to the drawing board is not a problem! • Documented design evolution • Sign off on design decisions

  12. DoAwesome Stuff! Save Time Save Effort Save Money

  13. Prototypes

  14. Know your User

  15. Know your Competition

  16. Know your Goals

  17. Evaluate Market Value

  18. Evaluate Technical Feasibility

  19. Evaluate Design

  20. Evaluate User Experience

  21. Remember! • Keep it quick & dirty • Beware of Feature creep • Dontlet ‘legacy’ design for you • Dontlet design bias your user

  22. Secrets from the GOLDEN SCROLL

  23. Users are not REALLY forgiving

  24. Be Technology Agnostic

  25. Experience is the driver. Not Technology.

  26. Questions?

  27. @udayms udayms.wordpress.com linkedin.com/in/udayms Thank You

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