CHAPTER 16 STORYBOARD PROTOTYPING
AN OVERVIEW OF WHAT A STORYBOARD PROTOTYPE LOOKS LIKE
HOW THE STORYBOARD SESSION WORKS
NEXT ITERATION GOING BEYOND THIS PROTOTYPE
DESCRIPTION
Storyboards are a narrative prototype. They narrate a scenario illustrating how the use cases and functional requirements are played out in the context of a user’s actual tasks. The storyboard usually follows a specific plot or storyline to tell the story illustrated with interface mockups or illustrations of end users using/interacting with the software.
Storyboards are most often created early in the software design process. A storyboard is also used to help software teams flesh out the convergence ...
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