Step 01
Scope
Decide which flow the prototype needs to prove.
Click through it before you build it.
Clickable, realistic prototypes that let stakeholders and test users experience a flow before a line of code is written.
A prototype turns an abstract discussion into something people can actually use, which is how you find problems early and get decisions made.
I build prototypes at whatever fidelity the question needs - rough enough to test navigation, or polished enough to demo to investors and clients.
A prototype answers a question. Before building it, we decide what that question is: does this navigation make sense, can users complete this task, does this flow convince an investor?
The fidelity follows from the question. Testing whether people can find something needs only greyscale screens wired together. Demoing to investors needs the polished thing. Building more fidelity than the question requires is wasted effort.
A clickable prototype is the cheapest way to discover that a flow does not work, because nothing has been built yet. I wire the core journeys with realistic interactions and run participants through real tasks.
Problems found at this stage cost hours to fix. The same problems found after launch cost weeks.
Written specs and static mockups ask people to imagine the product. A prototype lets them use it, which is far more persuasive in an investor meeting, a stakeholder review or a sales conversation.
These are built in Figma and shared as a link, so anyone can click through in a browser with nothing to install and comment directly on the screens.
Figma, most of the time. It means you can click through the prototype in a browser with no software to install, and comment directly on the screens.
Yes. For that purpose I build at high fidelity with realistic content and transitions, so it behaves closely enough to a real product to carry a demo.
How a interactive prototype engagement actually runs, start to finish.
Decide which flow the prototype needs to prove.
Wire the screens together with realistic interactions.
Put it in front of users or stakeholders and capture reactions.
Fold what you learn back into the design.
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