The first step in making a prototype is to create a rough idea of what you want your final product to look like. InVision allows you to quickly and easily create storyboards, sketches, and prototypes to test your ideas. Once you have a good understanding of what you want your final product to look like, you can begin creating the actual product. InVision makes it easy to create clickable prototypes that can be tested with users.
PRO TIP: InVision is a great tool for prototyping, but it’s important to be aware of the limitations when using it. In particular, InVision can’t create truly interactive prototypes – you can’t add interactions or animation directly within InVision. Additionally, InVision’s export options are limited, so if you’re looking to create a high-fidelity prototype, InVision may not be the best tool for you.
Once you have a working prototype, it’s time to test it with potential customers to see if it meets their needs. If it does, you can move on to the final steps of product development. If not, you can make adjustments and continue testing until you reach the desired results.
