The chapter details the process of transforming wireframes into functional digital prototypes using current design software. It covers essential principles of visual design, layering techniques, and the incorporation of motion design elements. Iterative feedback is emphasized to refine designs for more effective user experience.
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Term: Wireframe
Definition: A schematic, low-detail layout showing element placement and basic functionality.
Term: HighFidelity Prototype
Definition: A near-complete representation of the final product, including styling, typography, and interactivity.
Term: Auto Layout
Definition: A Figma feature that dynamically arranges child elements based on defined constraints and spacing rules.
Term: Components/Symbols
Definition: Reusable design elements that ensure consistency and speed up updates across multiple artboards.
Term: Clipping Mask
Definition: A technique that uses one layer (the mask) to reveal or hide parts of another layer.
Term: MicroInteraction
Definition: Small animations (hover states, button presses) that provide feedback and enhance usability.
Term: Formative Feedback
Definition: Unscored input gathered during development to inform iterative improvements.