General Note
February 8, 2010
Things to know
“Note that every time you open the prototype by tapping the icon on the home screen, the pages first have to load before you can actually click through them. Also, the last page you see when leaving the prototype will be shown first, but disappears when the rest of the pages have been loaded. Because this prototype method does not support caching, you might have to keep these drawbacks in mind when sending the URL to your customers or using it with usability tests.
This method is tested for prototypes with up to 30 pages, but problems can occur if your prototype has many more pages. You might have to work a bit on the code or just split the app into two (just for testing purposes, of course)”.
Matthijs Collard
Acknowledgements
February 8, 2010
Below states what parts belong to who:
Prototyping for the Apple iPhone using Fireworks
Matthijs Collard
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