Questions. What came up since we met last? What questions do you have that warrant group discussion?

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1 Hello! Come in quietly and take any seat except the one you had last week Fill out a survey: bit.ly/svapodthesischeckin2017) Sit quietly and breathe deeply until we start

2 Questions What came up since we met last? What questions do you have that warrant group discussion?

3 8 How to Explore Fidelity &

4 Fidelity How many details have you figured out at this point? vs. How real does it appear to the end user at this point?

5 On Fidelity

6 Good For: High Fidelity Not Good For: Research into effectiveness and usability of solution I have a solution to document Product Specification Demo Being Flexible to change based on feedback Research into potential solutions I have details to work out Prototype Wireframes specifying all interaction details Structural Maps Research into Features, functions and prioritization Flow Diagrams Sketches Requirements I need quick feedback Discussing implementation or usability details Research into viability and strategic positioning Journey Maps Storyboards Mood boards I have ideas to explore Estimating cost, time or complication or testing usability Low Fidelity

7 Low Fidelity

8 Clicks Browse Tab Hello Jello Clicks Upload Moderation Strategy First Level: Facebook corporate and community moderation of inappropriate content Facebook Profile User's Wall Photo Available? no Application yes Facebook Prompt Allow Access? Application Display List of Friends Application Visualization (Looking for happy) Request Friend List Clicks Name Application Visualization Clicks Photo or Search Result Facebook Prompt Allow Access? Allow? yes Application Choose Photo(s) Application Crop Photo no no Redirects to Home Page of Facebook Return to form with error: Opt in not Selected Second Level: Object Detection technology in place to flag uploads of photos that NOT are of people's faces -- these will be priority items for review in human moderation queue Third Level: Paid human moderation service to check queue of recent uploads on regular basis and triage any community flagged images Fourth Level: Crowdsource flag of inappropriate content routes to paid moderator for investigation Global Links in Footer (Target = New Window) Kraft Hosted Privacy Policy Kraft Hosted Terms and Conditions Error: Photo not Found Validation = succes Pcom Hosted yes Thanks! Application Clicks Close Found an Easter Egg Clicks Zoom Application Photo(s) in Focus Clicks Zoom Application Zoom of Photo (overlay) Clicks Close Clicks Post to Wall Application Photo Uploaded Clicks Post to Wall Facebook Prompt Compose Wall Post (Popup) Application Visualization (Adding the Happy) Pcom Hosted Official Rules yes no Validation = succes Pcom Hosted Redemption Return to form with error (see page 22 for validations) Clicks Post to Wall Clicks Flag Application Flag as Inappropriate Successful Winner? no yes Application You won - can we you? (Popup) Allow? no yes Application Thanks! sent (Popup) sent to user's address on file with link to redemption flow. Closes Popup middle Fidelity

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10 High Fidelity

11 Lessons in Fidelity Careful if you are jumping right to high fidelity tools Vet ideas while using low fidelity tools Test ideas while using mid fidelity tools Avoid high fidelity tools till clearer on execution Think about the speed to test over speed to finish

12 On

13 Best for Presenting and Testing Solutions Best for defining solutions High Prototype Demo Mood boards Wireframes Sketches Storyboards Flow Diagrams Journey Maps Structural Maps Product Specification Requirements Low Not as good for handing off to others for production Not as good for testing user interaction

14 Low

15 medium

16 High

17 Lessons in

18 When you have a hammer, everything looks like a nail Don t get stuck in your comfort zone. Most people are either Fidelity (what) or (how) people. For individual work, makers have to do both.

19 Fake it till you make it There are reasons to up the resolution before true fidelity is gained. Knowing you are doing it and having reason to is the key.

20 Beware of the Uncanny Valley of deliverables Careful when faking it in research settings, it can change the nature of the feedback dramatically.

21 Finding a balance between fidelity &

22 How does someone use it? High Fidelity What are the pieces? Demo Product Specification Prototype Wireframes Structural Maps High Low Flow Diagrams Sketches Journey Maps Requirements How does it feel? Mood boards Low Fidelity Storyboards What is it?

23 The creative path meanders, as it is meant to

24 High Fidelity Demo Product Specification Prototype Wireframes Structural Maps High Low Flow Diagrams Sketches Journey Maps Requirements Mood boards Storyboards Low Fidelity

25 High Fidelity Demo Product Specification Prototype Wireframes Structural Maps High Low Flow Diagrams Sketches Journey Maps Requirements Mood boards Storyboards Low Fidelity

26 High Fidelity Demo Product Specification Prototype Wireframes Structural Maps High Low Flow Diagrams Sketches Journey Maps Requirements Mood boards Storyboards Low Fidelity

27 it is important to ask Are you meandering enough? High Fidelity Demo Product Specification Prototype Wireframes Structural Maps High Low Flow Diagrams Sketches Journey Maps Requirements Mood boards Storyboards Low Fidelity

28 Questions? 28

29 Workshop: What is your path? 29

30 Spend 15 minutes plotting your path High Fidelity Demo Product Specification Prototype Wireframes Structural Maps High Low Flow Diagrams Sketches Journey Maps Requirements Mood boards Low Fidelity Storyboards What have you done so far? 30

31 Partners Xumeng Gahee Michael Ailun Julia Andrea Josh Dayong Oscar Doug William Alexa Jenna Karen Arjun 31

32 Discuss your path forward with a group High Fidelity Demo Product Specification Prototype Wireframes Structural Maps High Low Flow Diagrams Mood boards Sketches Low Fidelity Storyboards Journey Maps Requirements What should you focus on next? 32

33 By Next Monday Editor Hired You will me the name of your editor as well as an explanation of the plan you have come up with for working with them (including dates) 33

34 Due tomorrow Project Plan Using template: Create a project plan for how you will work through all of the following: Your coursework Your bookwork Other thesis-related projects falling outside the coursework you have left 34

35 Next Class Outline DUE! You will me an outline and controlled vocabulary as a word doc, google doc or text file (not a PDF) by 9 AM on March 13th You will bring two printed copies to class 35