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Originally Posted by timsamoff View Post
Not necessarily... A lot of people (and companies) do Flash-based (even static graphics-based) prototypes before trying to make anything that actually works -- it's a big part of usability and IX testing. The Maemo Software team even does this. Don't knock trying to create a usable interface before doing any hardcore programming... A lot of current apps could benefit a lot from this.
Whether this be thread spam or not, developers should be aware of the important practice of prototyping.
Yes. We in Maemo Software UI do a lot of flash-based (among other techniques - Flash is about on the middle of lo-fi and hi-fi techniques) usability testing, and it's a great tool for certain phases of the project. Noticing the errors on the flash stage and then making changes is a lot cheaper (and quicker) than with the final implementation.

So to Manaswi and the team, all the best, hopefully you get replies and useful feedback.
 

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