"Just keep it quick and low-fidelity." You've likely heard this as a designer, usually as a gesture intended to ease pressure on the design team. But, Ming says, “low-fi is not a synonym for quick, and choosing the wrong level of polish can slow us down.” Check out his new post here tr.ee/91vKhh
tr.eeThe Art of Decision Making in PrototypingMing explores why prototyping isn’t about being quick or low-fi — it’s about choosing the right level of fidelity to answer the right question at the right time.
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