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Yet another example of prototyping dates back to the Moguls. Humanyun’s Tomb, a historical structure that exists even today in Delhi, was the brain child of Humayun’s principle wife and their son Akbar. According to historians, the Persian architect, Mirak Mirza Ghiyas presented a 3D model of the actual structure that stands today, down to its smallest detail as part of the approval process for the design proposition Likewise, today we see a variety of prototypes across different domains, digital or non-digital, technical or non-technical. Coming back to how prototypes have evolved and matured in the domain of UX / UI designers


According to Wikipedia, the word prototype comes from the Latin words proto (original) and typus (model). A prototype is an early sample, working model, or release of a product or system built to test a concept or assumption of inter-dependent components to simulate the final product but not completely build the actual product. In other words, a prototype helps build a user-centric Proof of Concept. Let’s get back to our present context to reflect on how, what, and why are prototypes an important tool in a digital engagement cycle, and how it’s outcome can completely alter the way we deliver human-centered experiences. Prototypes are one of the most important steps in the design process. We often listen, read and come across terms such as sketches, mockups, designs, UI wireframes, workflows, flowcharts, as a part of delivering user-centered digital solutions. Although these are important reference artifacts, but these are not prototypes. So, then, what exactly is a prototype and how do we build one? , Please Read Unfinished Whitepaper for more Information