UX Design for Web Developers (Video 34)

This video tutorial guides users through creating a clickable prototype using the Invision app. It covers exporting wireframes, organizing them, uploading to Invision, and building interactive sections. The tutorial emphasizes testing and iterating the prototype, managing version control, and exploring advanced features of Invision. The goal is to enhance user experience by allowing users to engage with and test their designs effectively.

What is the primary purpose of using the Invision app in prototyping?

• To design logos

• To build interactive prototypes

• To create static wireframes

• To write code

Which file format is recommended for exporting images for the Invision app?

• JPEG

• TIFF

• PNG

• BMP

What is the function of the 'Build' tool in the Invision app?

• To export files

• To create clickable areas

• To comment on designs

• To adjust color settings

How can you ensure there are no dead ends in your prototype?

• By not using any buttons

• By avoiding clickable areas

• By using only one page

• By creating a consistent navigation template

What should you do if you notice inconsistencies in your prototype?

• Switch back to Illustrator to modify and re-export

• Ignore them

• Delete the prototype

• Start a new project

Why is version control important in prototyping?

• To reduce file size

• To increase loading speed

• To make the prototype look better

• To keep track of changes and avoid losing source files

What feature allows navigation to stay visible while scrolling?

• Dynamic menu

• Floating footer

• Fixed header

• Sticky sidebar

What is a key benefit of using prototypes in user experience design?

• They allow for early testing and feedback

• They are easier to create than sketches

• They are cheaper than wireframes

• They eliminate the need for coding

What is the next section of the course after prototyping with Invision?

• Marketing Strategies

• Graphic Design Basics

• Lean UX and the Iteration Process

• Advanced Coding Techniques

What is the main goal of building clickable prototypes?

• To finalize the design

• To engage users in the content flow

• To replace the need for a website

• To create a static image