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Mayhem Paper Prototype and Testing Report Group Manager: Eli White Design: Jail Gaza & Jen Smith Documentation: Meaghan Sjaelland Testing: Kyle Week Fall 2011 CSE 440 Department of Computer Science

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How to fill out paper prototype and testing

1. Step 1: Start by designing your paper prototype. Sketch out each screen or page of your application or website on paper.
2. Step 2: Add necessary details to each screen or page, such as buttons, form fields, and labels.
3. Step 3: Write down any specific functionality or interactions that should happen on each screen.
4. Step 4: Prepare a testing script that outlines specific tasks for the participants to complete using the paper prototype.
5. Step 5: Recruit participants for the testing session. Aim for a diverse group of individuals who represent your target audience.
6. Step 6: Conduct the testing session. Explain the purpose of the prototype and the tasks participants need to complete.
7. Step 7: Observe and take notes as participants interact with the paper prototype. Pay attention to any pain points or confusion they encounter.
8. Step 8: Analyze the feedback and observations gathered from the testing session. Identify areas for improvement or modifications to the design.
9. Step 9: Make necessary changes to the paper prototype based on the feedback received during testing.
10. Step 10: Repeat the testing process with new participants if needed. Iterate on the design and prototype until it satisfies the desired usability goals.

Who needs paper prototype and testing?

1. Web designers and developers who want to validate their design ideas and gather user feedback before investing time and resources in development.
2. Product managers who want to assess the usability and efficiency of a product concept before initiating the development process.
3. UX designers who want to explore different design options, gather user insights, and identify areas of improvement in a low-cost and low-risk manner.
4. Startups and entrepreneurs who want to quickly validate their ideas and make informed decisions based on user feedback before scaling their products or services.
5. Educational institutions and teachers who want to engage students in the design process and introduce them to usability testing methodologies.
6. Companies or organizations with limited resources or tight budgets that find it more affordable to conduct paper prototype and testing rather than investing in complex digital prototyping tools.

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What is paper prototype and testing?

Paper prototype and testing involves creating a physical representation of a digital interface on paper in order to test and gather feedback on its usability.

Who is required to file paper prototype and testing?

Paper prototype and testing is typically done by user experience designers, product managers, and usability researchers.

How to fill out paper prototype and testing?

To fill out paper prototype and testing, one must create a paper version of the digital interface, conduct user tests, and gather feedback for improvements.

What is the purpose of paper prototype and testing?

The purpose of paper prototype and testing is to identify usability issues, gather feedback on the design, and make improvements before investing time and resources into digital development.

What information must be reported on paper prototype and testing?

Information reported on paper prototype and testing includes usability feedback, design improvements, and insights gathered from user testing sessions.