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Show them something polished and pretty, and you'll get feedback on font sizes. The reviewers make incremental tweaks, blinded by what's in front of them. But show a napkin sketch, and they don't just see what's there, they see what's possible.
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Peter BowyerThe importance of rough UI in demos, for getting better feedback & managing expectations. http://t.co/pXbCFNlUkS http://t.co/GBVgXmcrhR
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John RobertsonThe importance of rough UI in demos, for getting better feedback & managing expectations. http://t.co/pXbCFNlUkS http://t.co/GBVgXmcrhR
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Stepan AnchugovThe importance of rough UI in demos, for getting better feedback & managing expectations. http://t.co/pXbCFNlUkS http://t.co/GBVgXmcrhR
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Igor KhavkinThe importance of rough UI in demos, for getting better feedback & managing expectations. http://t.co/pXbCFNlUkS http://t.co/GBVgXmcrhR
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katie kuksenokWhen we show a work-in-progress (like an alpha release) to the public, press, a client, or boss... we're setting their expectations. And we can do it one of three ways: dazzle them with a polished mock-up, show them something that matches the reality of the project status, or stress them out by showing almost nothing and asking them to take it "on faith" that you're on track.
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Sacha ArozarenaBottom line: when it's an early demo, think fuzzy. Think sketchy. Think underpromise-and-overdeliver.
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Gianluca CiralliWhen we show a work-in-progress (like an alpha release) to the public, press, a client, or boss... we're setting their expectations. And we can do it one of three ways: dazzle them with a polished mock-up, show them something that matches the reality of t
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Karsten SchmidtWhen we show a work-in-progress (like an alpha release) to the public, press, a client, or boss... we're setting their expectations... How 'done' something looks should match how 'done' something is.
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Marshall Jones"How 'done' something looks should match how 'done' something is"
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Mike StenhouseShow them something polished and pretty, and you'll get feedback on font sizes. The reviewers make incremental tweaks, blinded by what's in front of them. But show a napkin sketch, and they don't just see what's there, they see what's possible.
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jhoheiselCreating Passionate Users: Don't make the Demo look Done
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Peter HanleyThe more "done" something appears, the more narrow and incremental the feedback
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R GrassbergerAdvantages and disadvantages to making your demo too pristine. Relates to software demo but relevant to presentations in general
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KurtSo, overpromising by delivering a flashy (or Photoshopy or Powerpointy or Visioy) demo is tempting, but it's short-term gain (you're a hero to your client, boss, the public) with long-term pain
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Douglas KarrWhen we show a work-in-progress (like an alpha release) to the public, press, a client, or boss... we're setting their expectations. And we can do it one of three ways: dazzle them with a polished mock-up, show them something that matches the reality of t
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