Hands on Axure #00

Why learn Axure

Cornelia

6 years agency experience

UX Design and user research

Human factors / Psychology / Video games

 

Worked for Total, Danone, Caterpillar, Action against Hunger...

 

Axure user since 2009

@Orsoral

cornelia.works

www.realites-paralleles.com

Working with Axure

Context

The process

Requirements analysis

Content inventory

Information architecture

Hi-fi wireframing

Low-fi wireframing

User journey / flow

Visual design

Front-end dev

Brand identity

research

design

test

The Team

UI

UX

DEV

IT

MKT

Director

PM/PO

Clients

Work application

Research,  AI, Wireframes, Simulations

e-commerce, mobile app,  corporate site...

Luxury / Brand creations

Wireframes

UI

UX

UX + UI = 

Workload distribution

Concept / Low-fidelity

Information architecture, static layout

Design / Hi-fidelity

Click through, few animations

Simulation / Testing

Fully interactive prototype

PM/PO

UX

UX + PM = 

Contribution to backlog and specifications

Axure omnitool

All you can make

Persona

Experience Map

IA

User flow

Concepts and drafts

Click through prototype

Hi-fidelity wireframes

Visual design

User research prototype

Specifications

All in one tool

  1. Unique document
  2. Flexible
  3. Collaborative / iterative
  4. Backups
  5. Easy to transfer projects
  6. Efficient export
  7. User testing
  8. Gets better each year

Drawbacks

  • Steep learning curve
  • Overkill
  • Few import options
  • Tool =/= skill

Hands On Axure #0 : Why learn Axure

By orsoral

Hands On Axure #0 : Why learn Axure

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