studio idea worked well, with several in the group sketching on the design concept. Having people not only brainstorm ideas but rather develop individual ideas we were able to find the best parts from everyone and combine them in to one concept and start developing further.
The wireframes was a good way to present ideas to our client. I pointed out that these were just sketches and not finished design. Think it's important to clarify that, so it doesnt become confusing. I noticed that our client likes that the design process is open so she can get include all her ideas.
For next phase wireframes and storyboard will be created in two phases and used more in an 'orthodox' sense. The wireframes will be built on to what has been created in the storyboards.
Showing posts with label agile. Show all posts
Showing posts with label agile. Show all posts
Thursday, December 3, 2009
Sunday, November 29, 2009
Design studio of CSR Game
We are in the initial process of design studio i.e. an agile working method that starts with a design studio where designs are presented internally and getting feedback in the spur of the moment. From there on designs are developed based on the best part on the design studio.
Started with almost designing the interface, however changed it to wireframe sketches to keep the design open. I came up with wireframes, with some in a storyboard manner and some in shape of mock-ups. It sounds confusing.. and it is : ) Traditional readers might think the mentioned design techniques should be kept apart!? We'll see tomorrow on the design studio day what the internal group thinks about the technique and the design.
To be continued...
Started with almost designing the interface, however changed it to wireframe sketches to keep the design open. I came up with wireframes, with some in a storyboard manner and some in shape of mock-ups. It sounds confusing.. and it is : ) Traditional readers might think the mentioned design techniques should be kept apart!? We'll see tomorrow on the design studio day what the internal group thinks about the technique and the design.
To be continued...
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agile,
design,
design studio,
storyboard,
wireframe
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