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Just-Enough Prototypes Make Communicating Specs More Successful
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The video discusses the challenges designers face in using complex prototypes for communicating technical specifications to developers in UX design. While there are many sophisticated software tools available for wireframing and prototyping, creating overly robust prototypes can be time-consuming and make it difficult for developers to understand the interactions and logic involved.
Instead, the speaker advocates for using prototypes as representations of interactions, supplemented by additional documentation tools. Suggested tools include flowcharts to visualize user pathways and detailed written specifications to outline interaction possibilities. This combined approach is recommended to facilitate better communication and ensure successful application development.
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