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| The book Paper Prototyping contains
some materials you might want to use on your next project.
They're provided here in PDF format. Also see the Office
Supplies page, where you'll find links to purchase
materials used in paper prototyping. [You will need Adobe
Acrobat Reader to view the PDF files. If you don't already
have it, download
Reader now.]
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Table 5.1. Overview of a Paper Prototyping Project
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PDF (156KB) |
A one-page overview
of the activities in a paper prototype usability study.
Use this document to plan your next usability study
using a paper prototype. |
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Chapter 6. Task template and instructions
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PDF (160KB) |
A template used
in creating tasks for usability tests (of paper prototypes
or otherwise) along with instructions for its use. |
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Figure 8.1.Informed Consent Form
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PDF (128KB) |
All usability
test participants should read and sign an informed consent
form before the session begins. |
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Table 9.1 and 9.2. Pre-test Briefing Checklist and
Scripts
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PDF (172KB) |
These two checklists
and scripts illustrate how to brief users when they
arrive for a usability study, and how to explain paper
prototyping to them. |
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Chapter 10. Rules for Usability Test Observers
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PDF (172KB) |
If observers
will sit in the same room as the users, you'll want
them to understand these rules beforehand. |
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Figure 11.2. Affinity Diagram Process
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PDF (132KB) |
An affinity
diagram is a method of categorizing and prioritizing
usability test observations (or any other set of qualitative
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Table 14.1. Checklist: Working Interface vs. Paper
Prototype
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PDF (132KB) |
A checklist
to help you decide whether to use a paper prototype
on your next project vs. waiting to test the real interface. |
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