Using video to prototype user interfaces

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Using video to prototype user interfaces

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ACM SIGCHI Bulletin archive
Volume 21 , Issue 2 (October 1989) table of contents

Pages: 57 - 61

Year of Publication: 1989

ISSN:0736-6906

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L. Vertelney

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ACM New York, NY, USA

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ABSTRACT

The Human Interface Group at Apple Computer uses video as a design tool to prototype and visualize ideas about how computers will be used in the future. This paper is for people who need to build visualizations of user interfaces that don't yet exist. It describes how to create effective interface simulations using animation and video techniques. The advantages and disadvantages of video as a user interface design and prototyping medium are also explored.

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