Wireframing and Prototyping · Quiz

UX/UI Design: Foundations to Practice · Module Test: Wireframing and Prototyping

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Why does showing a high-fidelity, polished prototype when the actual open question is structural tend to produce misleading feedback?

High fidelity prototypes are always technically impossible to create at that stagePolished visual work naturally draws viewer attention toward surface details rather than the underlying structural questionLow fidelity work is always more accurate than high fidelity workStructural questions can only be answered using high-fidelity prototypes