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Last Chance posted:they moved the start button to the middle lol 
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Apr 28, 2022 04:04
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paper ui prototyping is so stupid
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I once was a research subject at adobe and I kept going off script and they had a guy in the next room literally drawing and cutting things out live and handing them to the presenter so I could keep going even after I offered to draw it myself [it was software for designers so I’m not sure what they were expecting]
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Apr 28, 2022 04:07
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touch optimized mouse hostile
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I had “tuck web search results into the #1 spot you’re about to click on” the other day for the last time. dashed off an email to our MSP to disable that poo poo and deploy it to everyone. Feels good.
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Apr 28, 2022 12:28
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qirex posted:paper ui prototyping is so stupid no it isn't
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Apr 28, 2022 13:08
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Chris Knight posted:no it isn't agreed, all we need to do now is make the final product paper too, taking computers entirely out of the loop.
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Chris Knight posted:no it isn't there's a thing in usability testing where normal people who aren't designers literally don't possess the context switching skill to imagine it happening on a screen but they will tell you they do because they don't know any better and the feedback you get won't map to the end result much at all. in my experience a non-interactive slideshow that actually looks like real screens will get you better feedback than even a working thing that's too abstracted. there are exceptions for stuff like video or highly interactive touch patterns where you should use real code but it's not like you can paper prototype pinch to zoom anyway. basically spend as little time or as much time as possible, imo that whole middle area that's paper prototyping up to axure is just a giant black hole for time [and I have a lot of other problems with rapid prototyping tools] are you trying to validate the overall workflow or model? use realistic looking screens, they don't even need to be clickable are you trying to validate how it feels with touch, video or animation? use real code
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Apr 28, 2022 15:24
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qirex posted:figma
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qirex posted:for user validation it sure as hell is, if you have a decent symbols library in sketch/figma you should be able to do any scenario that works in a paper prototype in a fraction of the time it worked well enough with my users that I kept doing it for early iterations of new tools, and it worked pretty well. ended up doing a presentation on paper prototyping for our world usability day meeting. it ain't figma or axure or other rapid prototyping software where you have a lot of interaction and/or need to present a more high fidelity experience to the testers, but it works in a pinch imo
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what's figma
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Apr 28, 2022 15:57
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Last Chance posted:what's figma who's steve jobs
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Last Chance posted:what's figma
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jesus WEP posted:its a ui prototyping dealio
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jesus WEP posted:its a ui prototyping dealio is it seriously called figma
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graph posted:is it seriously called figma
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mystes posted:figma balls 
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qirex posted:most people I know who use it don't use the prototyping just for screen design because sketch refuses to support windows and adobe xd is a joke adobe xD
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Apr 28, 2022 16:26
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remember adobe flex
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i published an actual product with adobe flex
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CRIP EATIN BREAD posted:i published an actual product with adobe flex
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it was bad
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all interface design software has stupid names, it’s a rule for some reason nobody knows
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qirex posted:all interface design software has stupid names, it’s a rule for some reason nobody knows
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the axure/azure mis-hearing was always fun given that we're a windows shop
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CRIP EATIN BREAD posted:it was bad didn't know you could use adobe flex to post on the something awful forums 
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I use an app that runs on Adobe air and I hope it never stops working because I’ve never found a replacement for it I like
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i use balsamiq sometimes
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Chris Knight posted:the axure/azure mis-hearing was always fun given that we're a windows shop go axure mother
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the offical azure folks ive talked with over the years all pronounced it asher
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not azh-er?
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and what is with the people saying "uh-zhoor"?! as someone in yospos once put it, "it sounds like a wizard".
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When is a Microsoft not a Microsoft?
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as-zoo-uh
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cheque_some posted:and what is with the people saying "uh-zhoor"?! as someone in yospos once put it, "it sounds like a wizard". yeah i love them asher blue skies
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Gentle Autist posted:i use balsamiq sometimes jesus christ what other perfectly good words can nerds ruin
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echinopsis posted:jesus christ what other perfectly good words can nerds ruin whats wrong with balsamiq, i use it on my spaghetti code all the time
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it's short for Balsam IQ
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I don't approve of that 
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