Successful Interface Design: Storyboarding for Your Website – Part 1
In this two part blog entry I shall explain storyboarding in the context of creating an interface design for a website. This blog post may be of interest for anyone interested in designing a website and is looking to gain more knowledge of how storyboarding aids the development process. Part 1 will focus on the basics and benefits of storyboarding while part 2 will go into some handy tools and resources.
Storyboarding Defined
Simply put, a storyboard is a series of sketches that allows one to visualize and organize content in films, narratives or interactive media, such as websites. Storyboards can be considered a kind of usability prototype that can help outline the structure and configuration of a website or clarifying a certain use case scenario. Storyboarding is the action of creating and using a storyboard to design a websites with a great usability or user experience by breaking down its individual aspects to identify critical functions, navigation paths, and other areas for potential improvement based on the perception of optimal usability from your user’s perspective. One might say that storyboarding can be used to create a blueprint of a website.
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