Jensen Harris has revealed how the initial design of Microsoft Office 12 user interface has something to do with paper prototyping. Interesting to notice, because creating mock-up using paper prototype has been covered before by Ellen. Perhaps we should do it for the next generation of KOffice?
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Paper prototypes implies 2 things; the designs are drawn by the designer of the new functionality and the usability expert is in the same room as the test-subject.
Very very hard to do over the internet.
I personally prefer to make mockups in Designer. I do it quicker than on paper and I can make it actually interact so I can sent a clickable ui-file over the internet.
Naturally thats personal, but I do feel paper prototypes are for people that just don't have an application as powerful as QtDesigner :)
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