Authors:
Michael Arent
This special <interactions> issue on prototyping was inspired by a variety of activities that Jonathan Arnowitz, Nevin Berger, and I have been engaged in with others over the past several years. These activities were primarily focused on one aspect of prototyping, effective software prototyping, and included authoring an upcoming book, conducting tutorials, providing training, and giving presentations, in addition to real-live prototyping efforts at our more-than-full-time jobs. Prototyping is a broad topic with a history steeped in the invention process. It is important in staking claim to intellectual property and is an essential design activity that keeps the lifeblood…
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