What is the difference between a high fidelity and a low fidelity prototype?
What will be an ideal response?
A high fidelity prototype closely resembles the final product. A low fidelity prototype would never be mistaken for the final product.
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A) The Outlook App in Office 365 uses Exchange Online to help employees manage email, maintain individual and team calendars, store contact information, and manage daily tasks lists. B) Microsoft Exchange Online is a Web development platform based in the cloud. C) Microsoft Exchange Online integrates with SharePoint and Lync. D) Exchange Online controls the exchange of information through a server.
Which of the following is a recommended way of informing users that a form is read-only?
A) There is no need to inform the user. B) Have a message box appear any time the form is opened. C) There is never a need to make a form read-only. D) Include a note in the form title.