Fidelity
- Have you determined whether a low-fidelity or high-fidelity prototype is more appropriate for this stage of development?
- Are the key interactive elements adequately represented in terms of look and feel?
- Is the prototype detailed enough to solicit useful feedback in user testing?
- Does the prototype offer a realistic representation of the final product's user interface?
- How does the fidelity of the prototype influence the speed of iteration?
Interactivity
- Have you mapped out the user flow to include all potential interactions?
- Are interactive states like hover, click, and active well-represented?
- How have you indicated the transition between different states or pages?
- Do you have a plan for simulating any backend processes if needed?
- Are all buttons, sliders, and forms functional and usable within the prototype?
Usability Testing
- Have you identified the specific goals you aim to achieve with usability testing?
- Is the prototype designed to facilitate easy tracking of user actions and responses?
- Are you prepared to collect both quantitative and qualitative data from your test subjects?
- Have you included key performance indicators (KPIs) to measure usability?
- Have you planned how to iterate on the design based on the results of usability testing?
Mobile Responsiveness
- Is the prototype optimized for testing on both desktop and mobile platforms?