Prototyping

bridges the gap between ideation and implementation. It allows designers to test ideas, gather user feedback, and iterate quickly. This blog dives into the tools and techniques I use to create effective prototypes that validate design concepts and enhance user experience.

**Steps to Build Prototypes:**

**Determine Prototype Fidelity:**

Choose between low-fidelity prototypes like sketches for brainstorming or high-fidelity interactive models for detailed usability testing.

**Choose Tools:**

Leverage tools such as Figma, Adobe XD, or Axure RP to create functional and visually engaging prototypes that mimic the final product.

**Define Key Interactions:**

Identify and focus on core user flows and interactions that need validation. This ensures that testing efforts remain targeted and productive.

**Test with Real Users:**

Share the prototype with actual users to observe their interactions and collect authentic feedback. Testing in real-world scenarios adds significant value.

**Iterate Based on Feedback:**

Analyze user feedback and refine the prototype to address pain points or usability issues. Prototyping is an iterative process that thrives on continuous improvement.


By Pierluigi Giglio

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Transforming an idea into reality is no small feat, and prototyping is the bridge that connects your concept to its final form. Prototyping is where your product begins to take shape—both physically and conceptually.