Lo-fi prototyping to design interactive-tabletop applications for children
Jochen Rick, Phyllis Francois, Bob Fields, Rowanne Fleck, Nicola Yuill, Amanda Carr · 2010
Interactive tabletops are an exiting new platform for supporting children's collaboration. With design guidelines and standardized interaction principles still immature, there is a considerable need for iterative prototyping to define the task and interface. Lo-fi prototypes---using cardboard, paper, etc.---are easy to develop, flexible to adjust during design sessions, and intuitive for users to manipulate. Using them can be a valuable step in designing tabletop applications.