LowFidelityPrototypen
LowFidelityPrototypen are early-stage representations of a product, service, or user interface created with minimal detail to explore concepts and interactions without committing to a final design. In UX design and product development, they help teams test structure, navigation, and core features before resources are invested in higher-fidelity artifacts. They focus on function and user flow rather than visual polish or performance.
Typical forms include paper sketches, cardboard models, or digital wireframes with limited interactivity. These prototypes use
Benefits include faster learning, lower costs, early user feedback, and better alignment among designers, developers, and
The practice follows an iterative design process: define user goals and tasks, create a rough prototype, test
LowFidelityPrototypen are widely used across digital interfaces, physical products, and service design to enable early validation,