Glossary
Terms used in accessibility research and practice. Each entry has a definition, common aliases, and category tags.
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- Low-Fidelity Prototype(also: Low-Fi Prototype, Lo-Fi Prototype, Paper Prototype)
- A rough, inexpensive representation of a design - typically paper sketches, cardboard models, or wireframes - used early in the design process to explore concepts without investing in polished artefacts. Low-fidelity prototypes lower the barrier to critique and change, which is…
- Low-Fidelity Prototyping(also: Lo-Fi Prototyping, Paper Prototyping)
- A design method that uses simple, inexpensive materials to create quick, rough representations of a product or interface for early-stage testing and feedback. Traditional lo-fi prototyping relies heavily on visual methods such as sketches, storyboards, and paper mockups, which…
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