Monday, June 3, 2013

what is High-Fidelity Prototype....

A High-fidelity prototype that provides much more detail about the intended functionality, and serves as evidence that the functionality can be carried out in the outlined way.

Returning to the low-fidelity order entry example, you may be asked to demonstrate this function in more detail. In this case, your prototype should not only mimic accessing the back-end systems, but also use them to retrieve and check customers from the CRM, and return the entered order to the queue of the ERP system. In addition, the sales department would like to ensure that the UI of the workflow is intuitive and provides a great user experience.

In this case, you could implement a high-fi delity prototype that is very close to the fi nal solution

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