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Article :: Designing the Obvious, Part 4: Use Cases, Screenflows, and Wireframes

Author: awprofessional.com | Published: 7th Apr 2006 | Visited: 345 times | Add Comment
Filed in: Test Design

Okay, you know who wants the application and what they want it to do. Ready to start coding, right? Perhaps, but Robert Hoekman, Jr. has some suggestions about how to find problems in the design before it gets too expensive to fix.

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