Paper prototypes were previously discussed as a great method to give ideas some shape quickly without having to worry about the technicalities of building mockups in Photoshop (you’ll do this eventually, but it’s a tiresome process when you’re just brainstorming). However, from reader comments and conversations with designers, it seems that many struggle with bringing sketches accurately into the Photoshop environment. To ease your struggles, follow these 4 tips:
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- Visualize your idea before bringing out the paper and pen.
- Keep proportions of web elements in mind while sketching.
- Look at the bigger picture and avoid dwelling over small details.
- Consider technical limitations.
Source: Improving the transition from paper to Photoshop (Creative Briefing)
Of all the ways to prototype a website, sometimes nothing beats the good old fashioned pen and paper. While not exactly eco-friendly, it’s quick and dirty and helps to get ideas down without missing a creative beat. Not accustomed to prototyping? Next time you’re about to start a new site, consider sitting down and planning your UI, information architecture and workflow before jumping into PSDs. It’ll go a long way in helping you build the ultimate web experience.