For assessment task 1, which design for our experience, I have researched prototyping this week. I will show what I found through this blog.
Prototyping is a stage that makes the designer’s idea true and tests it with users within the design process. In general, prototyping is the iterative generation of artefacts intended to answer questions that get designers closer to their final solution. It is also the act of making an idea more tangible and perceptible.
What can a Prototype be? Actually, It can be anything, such as a product, a service or an experience. Prototyping is a way to help designers to achieve their ideas.
There are 3 levels of prototypes: low fidelity, medium-fidelity, and high fidelity. Low fidelity means Simple sketch or simulation. Medium fidelity means a semi-realistic version. High fidelity means a prototype that looks like it will when it is finished.
These are my finding throughout this week, and I want to share these pictures with you. I took these pictures at Wetland Park, where I always run. Wetland Park is the place that inspires me to design a service for developing a running experience for runners. I hope that you would like these pictures. Thank you for browsing my blog. 😊
