UX Design for Web Developers (Video 33)

This video tutorial guides viewers through the process of creating a clickable prototype using wireframes. It covers designing interactions, structuring pages, and using the prototyping tool InVision. The tutorial emphasizes the importance of designing each interaction and navigation state, and provides a step-by-step guide to building a prototype flow from the homepage to the shopping cart. Additionally, it explains how to use artboards and export wireframes effectively.

What is the primary purpose of a clickable prototype?

• To create static images of a design

• To allow users to interact with a design and see UI changes

• To generate code for a website

• To test the speed of a website

Which tool is recommended for creating a clickable prototype in this tutorial?

• Marvel

• Proto.io

• InVision

• Adobe XD

What should be consistent when creating a loop in the prototype?

• The page titles

• The image indication and dots

• The color scheme

• The font style

Why is it important to use a numbering system for artboard titles?

• To ensure they appear in the correct order when exported

• To increase the file size

• To match the color scheme

• To make the design look professional

What should be checked for consistency before exporting wireframes?

• The color of the background

• The type and size of fonts

• The number of images

• The length of the video