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You know what sucks? Getting too involved into a development project only to realize, "Uggh, I have to rip out so much work. I can't do it this way."
One possible solution is heavy prototyping and rapid iterative development in HTML5, which was also a presentation given by the team at Archetype (Left to right in video: Eric Anderson, Senior Creative Engineer, Mike Lucaccini, President, Guido Rosso, CCO, and Danny Riddell, CEO), who I spoke to at Silicon Valley Code Camp at Foothill College in Los Altos, California.
They offered the following advice for rapid HTML5 iteration.
• Build a creative process that divides up the HTML5 process into smaller chunks.
• In the early stages, create rapid prototypes you can show off to each other internally and to the customer.
• Once a chunk has been evaluated and approved, keep adding little pieces.
• When you have to step back, which you will, you'll only need to take baby steps back since you've been testing and refining in small chunks. The key is to not take massive production time to get to each piece.
• Often you're just testing a certain element or methodology and then adding to it.
• For a big project Archetype did for Red Bull, they needed to understand video and interaction model within HTML5. To start the project they prototyped out each aspect of the interface. They quickly learned what worked and what didn't work, which allowed them to shift quickly to find a solution that would work.
• If you start out simply you'll find out your trouble spots quickly.
• Have a design and development team that has a core understanding of the prototyping and work required to finish a job. All designers at Archetype are familiar with HTML5 so they knew what is and isn't possible. Knowing the boundaries helps you push the technology to its boundaries.