Monday, June 3, 2013

what is Low-Fidelity Prototype.....

A Low-fidelity prototype that is sketchy and incomplete but represents the main characteristics of the target
function.

For example, suppose you are required to demonstrate an order entry function implemented as a four step process emulating the access to several back-end systems. You can create a low-fidelity prototype that leads the user through this process. Instead of just modeling the workflow, the prototype really implements it, but it omits parts that retrieve data from the CRM at the back end and write orders back in the ERP.

Because this prototype focuses on the process, you can create only a sketchy UI with a very basic design and a draft layout. Moreover, it does not have to deal with authentication, business logic parameter, or any other things that are not closely related to the workflow.

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