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Continuing with the detailed project from W3 Assignment 2, where you documented user goals, this week, you will develop a paper prototype for the design of your proposed application, which can be tested. The prototype should demonstrate the following:
The prototype should be on paper or use index cards to represent starts and screens.
Review this article about Paper Prototyping. Or, review this article about the 7 myths of paper prototyping (note: the YouTube video present in this article has no audio, it is a visual demonstration only).
Conduct testing on the paper prototype through appropriate task scenarios and storyboards.
Document the results of your testing.
Additionally, begin assembling your professional design document. Create a Microsoft Word document that will include:
Approach the project as a portfolio project suitable for submission for a professional position as a mobile designer. There is no page or word limit, but the assignment will be evaluated based on the quality of work and thought.
Support your responses with examples.
Cite any sources in APA format.
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