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Robert J. Torres

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Melkus, Lovie A. and Torres, Robert J. (1988): Guidelines for the Use of a Prototype in User Interface Design. In: Proceedings of the Human Factors Society 32nd Annual Meeting 1988. pp. 370-374.

Although the use of a prototype of the user interface of a software application early in the development cycle is a valuable tool in the design of a usable user interface, prototyping can be difficult to introduce into the development process. Furthermore, designers without experience in using a prototype can run into problems which counteract the value of this user interface design methodology. Designers with experience in a substantial prototyping effort have formulated guidelines for the use of prototyping which can help to minimize these problems.

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