I haven't done a video cast with clickable wireframes yet but I have
started using video as a tool for communicating the design process to
a large audience (particularly on the community design work we're
doing with the Drupal community), and I've found it to be tremendously
successful - much more than just 'writing up' or even 'drawing up'.
our most recent example was to talk through the thinking we'd done so
far on understanding our audience for this project (you can see the
example here: http://www.disambiguity.com/understanding-our-audience-part-1-drupal7-ux-project/
if you're interested - the good thing about this project is that I can
share our work with anyone, yay opensource!) We have a YouTube group
set up for this project now, which indicates how important we think
this medium will be for communication going
forward.(http://www.youtube.com/group/drupal7ux)
I think we'll definitely be following this part further tho' and
showing more and more of our outputs and processes using video - it
makes total sense now that I think about it as it is so much easier
for us to share our thinking and for our audience to engage with it.
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Leisa Reichelt
Disambiguity.com
Contextual Research, User Centred Design & Social Design
leisa@disambiguity.com
+44 778 071 2129
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