Secondary Screens

Typically you'll start the additional screens towards the end of the first day or on the second day of prototyping. With the decisions made above, and the level of detail applied to the first screen, creating the rest of the design should be much more straight forward.

1. Delegation

If there is another expert on the sprint, this is the stage to split the remaining tasks. For example, you may split the remaining screens to be designed. Hand over your main screen as the visual direction and explain how subsequent screens should be implemented.

If there is a junior designer or someone with less visual fidelity, it may be necessary to design components but not details on the remaining screens before handing them over.

In this Hummingbot prototype, I've created the first line of a table. In this case I've made it a component. An assistant can then copy the component and fill in the details to show other available markets.

2. Create all the Screens

Put all the screens together, prioritising getting the first version of them all. Use any remaining time to continuing iteration on the design.