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A Lo-fidelity Prototype (or mock-up) is a scale or full-size model or replica of a technology or a product/service providing mainly information on its structure, used for instructional or experimental purposes. They are 'very early prototypes' made of cardboard or otherwise low-fidelity materials. For designers, they mainly function to acquire feedback.
Note that the terms "mock-ups", "low-fidelity prototypes", or "paper prototypes" are usually used as synonyms. See “Wireframes” to define the information hierarchy of a visual interface.
Kāpēc
Quick to create
Helpful in enabling early visualization of alternative design solutions
Help provoke innovation and improvement
Users may feel more comfortable suggesting changes
To test prototypes without a single line of code (therefore saving time and money!)
