Méthodes

Methods are the backbone of the design process. It’s deadly tough to build products effectively without developing a few design methods first. – ZURB, Why Design Methods Matter

Méthodes à définir:

Analyzing
Brainstorming
Critiquing
Concept Testing
Interviewing
Prototyping
QA Testing
Sketching
User Testing

Sketching uncovers interactions, brainstorming sparks ideas, critiquing pushes the envelope of designs, and analyzing discovers what people do with your products. Without these methods, we’d be a little lost.

Analyzing A design method for discovering behavioral patterns in apps and websites.

Brainstorming A design method to test our products and services to make them more awesome and make us better designers.

Critiquing A design method for evaluating a set of existing ideas to identify changes or improvements.

Concept Testing A design method that gets us real data, real fast.

Interviewing A design method for engaging customers on what they think about your products.

Prototyping A design method to test our products and services to make them more awesome and make us better designers.

QA Testing A design method for ensuring the quality of our products and services.

Sketching A design method that helps us quickly get ideas out there, work through problems, explain interaction, and build products.

User Testing A design method to test our products and services to make them more awesome and make us better designers.

Sources: https://zurb.com/blog/why-design-methods-matter

https://zurb.com/word/prototyping