[Sigia-l] 'Process+Tools+Guidelines' to do the right thing!

[Jon Hanna]

> 4.  If you can, do the prototype with technology *different* from what the
> actual product will use in order to dispel the notion that it's part of
> development.

Agreed. On a similar line anything that isn't decided in the current
prototype should be obviously wrong. Take the joking design rule "if you
can't make it good make it big, if you can't make it big make it red, if you
can't make it red make it blink" seriously in this case. Controls that
respond with error messages are similarly good. This prevents "rough version
of this section" becoming "ah, we'll change it with 2.0".

P.S. do your techies seriously like FrontPage? Weird.