Some Experiences With Cooperative Interactive Storyboard Prototyping

Authors

  • Kim Halskov Madsen
  • Peter Aiken

Keywords:

Design Process, Participatory Design, Design Support Tool, Design Methodology, Rapid Prototyping, Group Work, CSCW

Abstract

Certain types of products appear to be continually associated with poor interfaces. Especially for these product types, the need for active end-user participation in development activities is seen increasingly as critical to quality interface development. Cooperative Interactive Storyboard Prototyping (CISP) is a development approach facilitating active enduser participation in design activities that help to address these apparently difficult design problems. Key features of CISP include: 1) reducing the time and effort required to produce iterations of prototype interfaces; 2) support for interactive prototype use, evaluation and modification; and 3) creation and use of modifiable, domain specific buildingblocks.

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Published

1992-01-01

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Section

Papers: Techniques and Practices II: Hands on the Design