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Lowfidelity prototyping tablet applications for children
Children are using computer technology at increasingly younger ages and have become a potential enduser group for tablet applications. The possibilities for incorporating this user group in the early design evaluation with prototyping are still being explored. We compared three lowfidelity prototyping approaches and concluded that one approach to lowfi prototyping was particularly more suitable for early design evaluation of tablet apps with 78 year olds.
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