In this episode of UX Fundamentals, we dive into the key differences between low-fidelity and high-fidelity prototypes. Learn when to use each type to streamline your design process, validate ideas, and gather user feedback effectively.

Prototypes are tools that help designers test and iterate ideas before development. We explain the role of prototypes in the design process and why choosing the right fidelity level is crucial.

Low-fidelity prototypes are quick and simple, focusing on structure and functionality rather than visuals. Learn when to use low-fidelity prototypes for:

• Brainstorming and ideation
• Early-stage feedback
• Validating basic user flows

High-fidelity prototypes are detailed and interactive, resembling the final product. Discover their best use cases, such as:

• Presenting to stakeholders
• Testing detailed interactions
• Refining design aesthetics

Tune in to this episode of UX Fundamentals to understand how to use low-fidelity and high-fidelity prototypes effectively. Available now on Spotify. Click here to listen now!

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