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Rapid Prototyping Process Overview

This document defines rapid prototyping and outlines the process. Rapid prototyping involves quickly building incomplete examples of a final product to gather feedback and refine the design through multiple iterations. The process includes identifying prototype content, building the prototype using various methods, reviewing the prototype against standards, and freezing the design once stakeholders are satisfied. Benefits include realizing concepts, incorporating instant changes, saving costs and time, customizing designs, and minimizing flaws. Disadvantages can include insufficient analysis, user confusion, misunderstanding objectives, attachment to prototypes, excessive prototype time, and expense.

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Rapid Prototyping Process Overview

This document defines rapid prototyping and outlines the process. Rapid prototyping involves quickly building incomplete examples of a final product to gather feedback and refine the design through multiple iterations. The process includes identifying prototype content, building the prototype using various methods, reviewing the prototype against standards, and freezing the design once stakeholders are satisfied. Benefits include realizing concepts, incorporating instant changes, saving costs and time, customizing designs, and minimizing flaws. Disadvantages can include insufficient analysis, user confusion, misunderstanding objectives, attachment to prototypes, excessive prototype time, and expense.

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RAPID

PROTOTYPIN
G
NOOR SHALIHA BINTI ABDUL HALIM
NORSYAFIKA NAZUWA BINTI MHD RAMLI
NUR FADHILAH BINTI MD ROGI

DEFINITION
Rapid Prototyping is the "process of quickly
building and evaluating a series of prototypes"
early and often throughout the design process.
Prototypes are usually incomplete examples of
what a final product may look like. Each time a
prototype is used, a formative evaluation gathers
information for the next, revised prototype. This
cycle continues to refine the product until the final
needs and objectives are met.

RAPID PROTOTYPING
PROCESS

Identify prototype content- What salient features of your design do you want to
test? What do you hope to learn about your design? Select a minimal amount of
content to prototype.
Build prototype- Using the methods described below, build a prototype of your
concept.
Review prototype- Evaluate your prototype on pre-determined standards. Does the
prototype provide insight into your design? Are all stakeholders satisfied with the
results? If not, return to steps 1 and 2.
Freeze design- Once all stakeholders and designers are satisfied, cease adding
new features and begin development of the pilot, or beta, version of the instruction.

Roug
h
Sequ
ence
Proto
type

Roug
h Cut
Proto
type

Beta
Proto
type

Docu
menta
tion
Protot
ype

Execu
table
Forma
ts

Scope
/Visua
l
Form
ats

Funct
ional
Proto
type

Alpha
Protot
ype

PROTOTYPE FORMAT

Generi
c
Templ
ate
Protot
ype

UserInterfa
ce
Protot
ype

PROTOTYPE METHOD
Sketching
Sketching

Wizardof-Oz
(Paper
Prototyp
ing)

Physical
Prototyp
ing

Executa
ble
format
prototy
pe

HighFidelity
Prototyp
ing

Storyboard
Storyboard
ing
ing

Scope/Vis
ual
format
prototyp
e

Facade
Prototyp
ing
Scenarios
Scenarios

Algorithms
Algorithms
and
and
Flowcharts
Flowcharts

BENEFITS OF RAPID
PROTOTYPING
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.

Realizing the Design Concepts


Incorporating the Changes Instantly
Saving Cost and Time
Customizing Designs
Minimizing Design Flaws

DISADVANTAGES OF RAPID PROTOTYPING


Insufficient analysis
User confusion of prototype and finished
system
Developer misunderstanding of user
objectives
Developer attachment to prototype
Excessive development time of the
prototype
Expense of implementing prototyping

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