5 ways to make temporal prototyping your next design skill

Imagine a world where you could only describe your visual designs with words: all shapes, colours, and sizes had to be described orally. You could only tell what something should look like, never show what it would look like. That's what it is like to create designs in the temporally flat confines of a static space. We can describe how something transitions, transforms, or animates, but never show how it works.

But, we can do more than tell. We can show how these designs work, it just takes a little more effort.

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