Prototyping Practice Exam

Prototyping refers to the process of developing a sample of a product or software so as to test, and optimize it before its final production.  The practice helps to confirm the design, know any design issues and also collect feedback from users to ensure that it meets the project objectives. It involves low-fidelity sketches and high-fidelity interactive models.

A certification in Prototyping attests to your skills and knowledge to design and develop prototypes using specific tools and techniques. The certification assess you in implementing ideas into models, taking feedback, and optimizing designs.
Why is Prototyping certification important?

• The certification attests to your skills and knowledge of prototyping techniques and tools.
• Validates your skills in implementing ideas into models.
• Increases your credibility.
• Boosts your employability in UX/UI design.
• Attests to your knowledge of communicating ideas.
• Earn higher salaries compared to non-certified professionals.

Who should take the Prototyping Exam?

• UX/UI Designers
• Product Designers
• Industrial Designers
• Software Developers
• Innovation Consultants
• Human Factors Specialists
• Design Engineers
• Product Managers
• Game Designers
• Creative Technologists

Skills Evaluated

Candidates taking the certification exam on the Prototyping is evaluated for the following skills:

• Low-fidelity and high-fidelity prototypes.
• Figma, Sketch, or Adobe XD.
• Iterative testing
• Feedback integration.
• User-centered design.
• Agile and Lean
  

Prototyping Certification Course Outline
The course outline for Prototyping certification is as below -

• Definition and importance of prototyping
• Types of prototypes (low-fidelity, high-fidelity)

• Overview of popular tools (Figma, Sketch, Adobe XD)
• Comparison of features and applications

• Wireframing basics
• Interactive prototype creation
• Storyboarding and flow mapping

• Empathy and user research in prototyping
• Testing for usability and accessibility

• Collecting and analyzing feedback
• Revising prototypes based on testing results

• Working with cross-functional teams
• Presenting prototypes to stakeholders

• Agile and Lean methodologies
• Role of prototyping in MVP (Minimum Viable Product)

• Avoiding bias in design
• Ensuring inclusivity

• High-fidelity prototyping with animation
• Integrating prototypes with development environments