Iterative Process
Published Jun 8, 2022Updated Dec 21, 2022
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The iterative process refers to the creative exercise of producing different versions or variations of a possible solution.
An example of the iterative process would be sketching multiple wireframes for a homepage that features different elements and layouts. From afar, these iterations could all serve as possible solutions to the layout of a homepage. By iterating to find a solution, the goal is to narrow down what solutions work best. Design iteration can be used after research, testing, and feedback as a method to improve designs based on newfound information.
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