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Greg Nudelman Principal/CEO, DesignCaffeine, Inc. @DesignCaffeine | @GoAgileCamp
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Lean Mobile UX Design and Rapid Innovation for
Material Design, iOS, and
RWD
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What is the best way to design mobile interfaces?
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Case Study: Be a Hero
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Be a Hero!
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Phase matching UX design with the code development so the two can inter-dependently create together.
A. Envision 1. Create and test your storyboard 2. Start by defining a place 3. Speak naturally and end with appropriate bang
B. Prototype 1. Prototype at appropriate fidelity 2. Create an MVP (Minimum Viable Prototype) 3. Embrace Material Design
C. Test 1. Test with decaffeinated people 2. Treat participants like experience partners 3. Ask million-dollar questions
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DecideWhat
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the HowImprovise
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Be a Hero!
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Why bother with a storyboard?
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Case Study: Mood Ring
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#1 Reason startups fail: lack of demand for their product or service. Always create and test a storyboard before designing a mobile app.
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A few storyboarding Pro Tips…
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When storyboarding, start by defining a place. Mobile Context includes (and drives) Persona.
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Where Are You?
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Start by defining a place Use natural dialog/speech bubbles Avoid Captions: use pictures to explain End with a NATURAL bang
A. Envision 1. Create and test your storyboard 2. Start by defining a place 3. Speak naturally and end with appropriate bang
B. Prototype 1. Prototype at appropriate fidelity 2. Create an MVP (Minimum Viable Prototype) 3. Embrace Material Design
C. Test 1. Test with decaffeinated people 2. Treat participants like experience partners 3. Ask million-dollar questions
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Fidelity of the prototype must reflect the state of completion of the project.
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Prototype first.
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Focus on MVP (Minimum Viable Prototype). Institutionalize failure by removing risk. Fail faster, cheaper, better.
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Case Study: Trip Advisor
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Systematically figure out the right things to build
using a Minimum Viable
Prototype
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Parallel Architecture Design Pattern
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[4 Sticky Notes Wireframes]
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Start with a pencil
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Minimum Viable Prototype means only adding the detail that is strictly necessary. Let the customer imagine the rest.
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What about Material Design?
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Real paper is the best model for Digital Paper when designing for Google Material Design.
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Case Study: Trip Advisor [Take 2: Material Design]
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Contrast with iOS9…
A. Envision 1. Create and test your storyboard 2. Start by defining a place 3. Speak naturally and end with appropriate bang
B. Prototype 1. Prototype at appropriate fidelity 2. Create an MVP (Minimum Viable Prototype) 3. Embrace Material Design
C. Test 1. Test with decaffeinated people 2. Treat participants like experience partners 3. Ask million-dollar questions
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Minimum Viable Prototype is both a design and a
prototype. !
Jump into testing with a speed of thought.
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Test with decaffeinated people
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Treat participants like Experience Partners. Allow them to brainstorm and co-create with you.
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Mobile transitions can be easily tested using a simple sticky notes prototype.
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Ask million-dollar questions: would you pay for this app? If so, how much?
In conclusion…
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Design workshop
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Be a Hero!
Design is the Prototype you can take directly into testing
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Design Documentation
Know the difference!
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What is the best way to design mobile interfaces?
Focus on the Product. Get out of deliverables
business.
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