Prototype Development
Test early, and test often.
Spring Studio employs a highly iterative design process for most of our projects. With each iteration, we look for feedback from internal stakeholders, subject matter experts and end users. We've found that the best method of gathering feedback is with the use of prototypes.
We use different types of prototypes depending on the phase of the project and the type of feedback needed. At the early stages of producing a design solution we often create paper-prototypes based on initial wireframe schematics. Later in the process we might develop HTML click-through prototypes that represent key use cases. Toward the end of a project we may create partly or fully functional prototypes for usability testing.
We use different types of prototypes depending on the phase of the project and the type of feedback needed. At the early stages of producing a design solution we often create paper-prototypes based on initial wireframe schematics. Later in the process we might develop HTML click-through prototypes that represent key use cases. Toward the end of a project we may create partly or fully functional prototypes for usability testing.
