Flinto 1 4 6 – Comprehensive Prototyping

• Flinto 1 4 6 – Comprehensive Prototyping Involves
• Flinto 1 4 6 – Comprehensive Prototyping Tools
• Flinto 1 4 6 – Comprehensive Prototyping Technique

The desktop preview makes it easy to check your work as you go, or to present your prototype to others. The preview window is accessible even when using the the trial version of Flinto after the trial period has ended.

• Click the Preview button in the toolbar.
• Choose Window > Preview from the menu bar.
• Use the command p keyboard shortcut.

• Choose Window > Preview with 'Screen Name'
• Use the command shift p keyboard shortcut.

Wistats 1 0 1. Click the fullscreen button in the title bar of the preview window to enter full screen mode. This is great for presenting your prototype.

In addition to clicking links in the preview, you can use the back, forward and home buttons in the preview window's toolbar to navigate.

Flinto 1 4 6 – Comprehensive Prototyping Involves

If you want to put your prototype in front of users, you will want to determine which questions about the design you want to know the answer to. For example, in the photo app that we will be prototyping today, this is an example of a paper prototype. You'll note that it's pretty clear that the focus is on the basics of the design, and not on color. Nov 06, 2017 The biggest challenge with Flinto is that sharing prototypes with remote users can be difficult. To get a remote user to open a Flinto prototype, I need to: Make sure they have an iPhone (Flinto currently only works with iOS devices) Explain how to download the Flinto iOS app; Share a link to the Flinto file. Flinto for Mac is a comprehensive app prototyping tool that allows you to create anything from simple tap-through prototypes, to comprehensive prototypes with impressive interactions. We've carefully designed Flinto for Mac to minimize complexity. There's no programming or timelines. It's the prototyping tool designers have been waiting for.

Amarra 4 0 237 download free. You can also go to a specific screen using the Preview > Go To item in the menu bar.

The size of the preview window can be changed in the following ways:

Flinto 1 4 6 – Comprehensive Prototyping Tools

• Use the Zoom menu in the preview window's toolbar.
• Choose View > Zoom In, View > Zoom Out from the menu bar.
• Use the command + or command - keyboard shortcuts.

You can also zoom to actual size quickly in the following ways:- Choose View > Actual Size from the menu bar.- Use the command 0 keyboard shortcut.

Flinto 1 4 6 – Comprehensive Prototyping Technique

You can record the preview window for sharing with others. Press the record button in the preview window toolbar or use the command r shortcut to begin recording. Press the button again, or use the shortcut again to stop recording and save the video file.

If you would prefer not to hear sounds attached to gestures or the audio track on video layers, you can mute all audio in the preview window. To mute preview window audio, choose Preview > Mute or add the Mute button to the preview window's toolbar by choosing View > Customize Toolbar and dragging the mute button into the toolbar.

From the course: Hands-On Mobile Prototyping for UX Designers

Course details

Design research and user requirements only get you so far. Sometimes you have to go hands on to create the user experience your mobile app users deserve. Explore the various methods for prototyping mobile applications, from analog to digital, and their place in the UX design process. Diane Cronenwett explains why prototyping is so important in UX, and compares the merits of low-fidelity methods like pen and paper to high-fidelity tools such as Photoshop. She then teaches various paper and digital prototyping methods, using tools such as stop-motion animation, Keynote, InVision, and Flinto. Using these prototyping techniques, you'll be able to refine your designs and get more targeted feedback from your users.

Instructor

• Diane Cronenwett

  #UX, leadership, strategy, design, [in]struction.

  Diane Cronenwett specializes in solving complex design problems.
  Diane makes the complex simple. Her experience spans consumer, enterprise, social, and mobile at some of the most innovative and fastest growing companies in Silicon Valley. Combining business opportunity with user need, Diane approaches all design problems holistically with the ability to think broadly and strategically while executing on the details.

Skills covered in this course

Welcome

- [Voiceover] FLINTO is a focused mobile prototyping tool. Today, I'll be using FLINTO Lite, the web-based version of FLINTO. The web-based version is a suitable option for my prototyping needs. The first thing I'm gonna do to create my new prototype is to select New Prototypes here on the right. And then I'm gonna give my prototype a name, in this case, PhotoApp. Under Device, in this drop-down, you'll see that there are various options to choose your device type. I'm going to select iPhone 6. Everything else looks good to me. The other option I have available to me is to add a password which I will not be doing today. I'm just going to create new prototype. The first thing I'm gonna do is I'm going to select Add Screens from the top left. And from here, I'm just going to select my feed images, one through eight. So you'll notice that they are all in order from one to eight, which is exactly what I want. Okay, so once my screens are added in, I'm going to select the images that have…

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Contents

• Introduction Introduction
• 1. Why Prototype? 1. Why Prototype?
• 2. Paper Prototyping 2. Paper Prototyping
• 3. Digital Prototyping 3. Digital Prototyping