Чем low-fidelity отличается от high-fidelity прототипа?

Low-fidelity and high-fidelity prototypes differ in the level of detail and realism.

• Low-fidelity prototype is a simple, often schematic layout that can be drawn by hand or created with basic tools. It shows the overall structure, element placement, and interaction logic but does not contain detailed graphics or interactivity. It is used in early stages for quick idea validation and feedback collection.

• High-fidelity prototype is a more detailed model that closely resembles the final product. It includes precise design, colors, fonts, animations, and interactivity. It allows evaluating the user experience and appearance of the product almost as in a real application.

Example: a low-fidelity prototype can show the placement of buttons and blocks, while a high-fidelity prototype shows exactly how they look and respond to user actions.