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This 40 minute video is available in both Blu-ray (HD video quality) and traditional DVD (the old "standard definition" quality), at the same price:
Shipping & handling: $2 USA/Canada, $5 other countries
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Summary
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Paper prototyping is a technique that allows you to create and test user interfaces quickly and cheaply. It's easier to change a prototype than the final design.
This training video demonstrates how to build paper prototypes and get usability feedback from real users early. See how you can run your own studies.
The demonstrations cover websites, applications, mobile devices, and hardware user interfaces.
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Contents
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40 minute video: available in both Blu-ray and DVD formats.
(Same movie on both disk formats, but of course it looks better in Blu-ray.)
- Introduction: What is paper prototyping and why you should use it
- Materials: What paper prototypes look like and how they're created
- How to represent widgets and interactions. Get tips on:
- sketching screens
- representing user interface widgets
- simulating complex interactions such as drag & drop, scrolling, and multimedia
- Testing websites with low fidelity prototypes (hand sketches)
- Testing websites with higher fidelity prototypes (computer-created prototypes)
- Testing mobile devices
- Testing hardware and kiosks
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Sample Scene from the Video
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This is a reduced still from the video.
The Blu-ray version is full HD video quality (1920x1080p) and the DVD version is traditional TV quality in "standard definition."
> see more stills from the video
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Who Should Buy This Video?
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- Anyone interested in a fast and cheap technique to get user feedback early in a design project.
- People who want to convince skeptical members of their team who do not believe that it is possible to test unpolished designs. Showing beats telling.
- Universities and organizations that teach courses in usability and human–computer interaction (HCI).
Shipping & handling: $2 USA/Canada, $5 other countries
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| The Blu-ray and the DVD have no limiting "regional encoding" so these disks play on all Blu-ray and DVD players, respectively, in all countries.
(This is in contrast to most movies you buy on Blu-ray or DVD which will only play in the continent where they were sold.)
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| Alternative Payments |
If you do not want to buy online, we accept other forms of payment:
- Check
- Bank transfer
- Purchase orders
- Faxed or mailed credit cards
We can also send you a paper invoice if your company requires that.
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