I'm the type of person who if you ask for travel advice, I'll send you a customised color-coded Google map. I'm also a big believer in self-education, and whatever knowledge I find valuable, is probably equally as valuable to those around me. That's all to say, I don't gatekeep, what's mine is yours.

So when I was asked to do an internal presentation on prototyping and user interface interactions, I made sure it wasn't half-baked. The presentation itself is one big 'how-to' and breaks down the key differences of prototypes, where they would sit in a convention design project, and how to execute them. In the spirit of sharing, I pulled from the best references and resources on the topic for the designers in the room who wanted to dive in later.