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$1 Prototype

What is the Most Inventive Thing You’ve Done?

May 13th, 2019 //  by Greg Nudelman

Someone recently asked me, “What is the most inventive thing you’ve done?” Woa. Full stop. Talk about a total brain freeze. You mean out of over 100 projects, patents, client engagements, talks, and workshops… I had to pick just one? But after only a moment’s hesitation, I realized that there was simply no debate.

Category: 56 Articles on Digital Strategy, Mobile and Search, DesignOps, Lean UX and Rapid PrototypingTag: $1 Prototype, Design Strategy, DesignOps, Experience Partners, Lean UX

What is the $1 Prototype Mobile Design Methodology? (Book Excerpt)

Dec 7th, 2014 //  by Greg Nudelman

The state of your prototype must reflect the state of completion of your system. This simple guideline is also very profound. The degree of certainty in your design should be reflected in the level of completion of your prototype. The project starts with a rough storyboard which is highly uncertain and full of assumptions: no one knows if
the audience will find the product useful, if they will pay for it, or even if the product can (or should) be built.

Category: 56 Articles on Digital Strategy, Mobile and Search, Lean UX and Rapid PrototypingTag: $1 Prototype, Agile, Design Strategy, Lean, paper prototypes, UX Design, Workshop

How to Easily Prototype Your Android L Material Designs: TripAdvisor App Case Study

Nov 18th, 2014 //  by Greg Nudelman

In my workshops, often the greatest challenge for designers is converting their existing Android designs to the new Material Design approach—making the interface both simpler and more visually rich than their corresponding Android 4.x designs, as well as laying out the “happy path” for the customers (using Floating Action Button or FAB, as one of the tools). The following sticky note wireframes demonstrate my quick take on converting the Android 4.x TripAdvisor app into Material Design using $1 Prototype methodology — perfect for prototyping Android Material Designs.

Category: 56 Articles on Digital Strategy, Mobile and Search, Mobile, RWD, and Tablet UX DesignTag: $1 Prototype, Agile, android, Google, iPhone, Material Design, Mobile and Tablet UX Design Articles, Search UX Design Articles, UX Design, Workshop

Visual Guide to Android L Material Design: 7 Insights Every Serious Designer Needs to Know

Nov 14th, 2014 //  by Greg Nudelman

Material Design is a new Google design language that Google hopes to port to everything from mobile phones and tablets to websites and desktop apps. Here are 7 hard-won insights from 4 Material Design workshops I recently facilitated with my top clients in Argentina, Abu Dhabi and United States.

Category: 56 Articles on Digital Strategy, Mobile and Search, Featured UX Design Articles, Mobile, RWD, and Tablet UX DesignTag: $1 Prototype, android, Material Design, Mobile and Tablet UX Design Articles, paper prototypes, tablet, UX Design

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