Sketches - yes, the beginning of your product development process. I use paper and pencil to sketch and work out the flow and design of the product. This helps me and my development team immensely to achieve what is expected from them and what the final product is to be like. After sketches, I do use InDesign for a basic flow to portray it with a must cleaner look. This again puts things in a better perspective and the issues that were raised while doing the sketches are then eliminated. It is seldom that I would use wire framing softwares like Axure. Softwares like Axure can be used for complex products. Due to the rapid development process, I rarely use paper prototypes.
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