Prototyping and User Interface Design

These flashcards cover key concepts from the lecture on prototyping and user interface design.

Iteration

The process of repeating and refining ideas or products until a desired outcome is achieved.

Prototype

An incomplete and often unrefined model of a product used for testing and development.

Low Fidelity Prototype

A basic, simple representation of an idea or product, often created quickly and with minimal resources.

High Fidelity Prototype

A detailed and polished representation of a product that closely resembles the final output.

User Interface Flow Diagram

A visual representation that outlines the flow and interactions of different screens and elements within a user interface.

Hollywood Storyboard

A sequence of illustrations or images that outline the key scenes, dialogue, and actions in a film or media production.

Long Nose of Innovation

A term describing the lengthy process from idea generation to market readiness, often involving many iterations.

Neural Net

A type of algorithm modeled after the human brain, used for processing complex data and making predictions.

UX (User Experience)

The overall experience a user has when interacting with a product, especially regarding its usability and accessibility.

Commercial Success

Achievement of financial profitability and market acceptance for a product or service.