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Wednesday spent prototyping
Wednesday was such a different feel to Monday and Tuesday, first week there and getting off 5 hours earlier than last time. Today was quite a thrill with a lot of time spent working on our second paper prototyping projects. Working through team 5's marvelous game which we temporarily named "Western Heist" was actually quite a lot of fun to play. Shoutout to the art students for giving us wonderful feedback!
The main purpose of prototyping a user interface is to test out design hypotheses with users.
David Travis
All too often we tend to latch on to a particular solution and begin the process of incrementally improving it before we've explored the possibility space. But if you freeze and idea too quickly, you fall in love with it. If you refine it too quickly, you become attached to it and it becomes hard to keep exploring, to keep looking for better.
David Travis
@lukejohnson9 thank you for having me give a prototyping workshop for your UX classes at Santa Monica College #paperprototyping #uxdesign #sketchfirst #studentlife (at Santa Monica College Center for Media and Design) https://www.instagram.com/p/BwujaaYB6hu/?igshid=uac9j4pnuz8n
Prototypes Piling Up #preparingforpresentations . . . #paperprototyping #paperprototype #papermodel #papermodeling #papersculpture #mess #messy #messydesks #wip #workinprogress #throwbackthursdays #igdaily #instadaily
Paper Circuits
Materials Needed:
Paper
Conductive Adhesive Copper Tape (Amazon or Adafruit)
Clear Tape (to tape down battery)
3V coin cell battery (Amazon)
LEDs (Amazon)
scissors (to cut tape)
Design your card.
Draw out the circuit. NOTE: Do not let the negative and positive tapes cross. Make sure positive (long) side of the LED goes to positive (+) side of the battery and negative (short) side of the LED connects to the negative (-) side of the battery.
Fold the corner of your page to create a switch for your battery.
Trace copper tape along circuit, folding back and forth to create corners.
Tape down one half of the battery with nonconductive clear tape.
Fold over your switch to connect the circuit.
Your card should light up!
(https://www.makerspaces.com/paper-circuits/)
You may have to tape down your LED. Alternatively, you may have built a parallel circuit. If so, follow this tutorial. (https://makezine.com/projects/paper-circuit-parallel/)
[RESOURCE] Hexahexaflexagon Tutorial
Hexahexaflexagon Tutorial with images
-EB
No better way to teach failing fast than good old #paperprototyping this student needed an assist but still fun #UI #UX #iteration (at University of California, Irvine)
