Some hands-on experience – pros and cons – of various mobile prototyping tools.
“So what prototyping methods have we got at our disposal and what are the pros and cons for each? What differences are there from testing desktop prototypes (apart from the obvious difference in screen size)?”
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When you move to electronic prototyping, there’s a second way to improve your efficiency: use the same electronic tool throughout. I often see design teams start their prototyping effort with tools like Keynote and Balsamiq, move to Photoshop or Fireworks to create prototypes with higher visual fidelity, then turn to Dreamweaver or Flex to add interactivity for final usability testing.
An interesting approach, taking a photo of your sketch and using it in your wireframing/prototyping tool. I wonder what happens if you need a full-blown spec. I’m afraid it’s not really scalable.