The ultimate goal in prototyping is experience fidelity
Experience fidelity goes beyond traditional data, visual, and interaction fidelities. It aims to evoke the same emotions in users as the final product would, even with an incomplete version.
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Experience fidelity goes beyond traditional data, visual, and interaction fidelities. It aims to evoke the same emotions in users as the final product would, even with an incomplete version.
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