How to Prototype Web and Mobile Apps in 30 Minutes

The title of this course should include "...with Purchase of my Keynotopia Template". Don't get me wrong, if you want to purchase the templates this is probably a great way to learn to use them. For anyone not intending to purchase the instructors templates there are a few interesting bits of information as well, but maybe not worth going through the whole course for. Hey, it's a free course though - but with an appropriate disclaimer or title it would certainly deserve a higher rating.

The title says how to prototype in 30 minutes or less but it should really say how to use Keynoteopia in 30 minutes or less. Also, I stopped after Lecture 1 because the videos from Lecture 2 and beyond don't work. Thankfully this course is free.

I have only gone in Lecture 1, cant rate the course as a whole, but it seems to be a sales pitch, more than a course.

While I agree with the prototype ideas, the course places too much emphasis on strong Keynote features. Don't bother if you are a heavy PowerPoint user...

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Using the techniques explained in the course, I was able to do something I'd been putting off for a long time. :)

This course is, first and foremost, a promo/supplement to Amir Khella's Keynotopia prototyping product. That said, he provides some great segments on how to build prototypes, along with some solid, detailed theory on why to build them as well.

It's a great course with a lot of practical information. Thank you very much!

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Prototype Web and Mobile

This course was easy to understand and I could see the advantages of using it and how easy it would be to use. Great information for anyone thinking about making mobile apps or web apps.

I was very excited to come across this course. We are at the prototype phase of a major iOS product for the entertainment industry and needed a good (and easy) way to communicate with our programmers and our customer base just what the interface will look like and how the suite of apps will work together. As a long time Mac-snob and Keynote user, this concept was a slam dunk! If we could make one request, it would be to show more visual examples of the simulated functions. It would be additionally helpful to see more functions in action. That said, we purchased the author's templates and found some others online. This is allowing us to complete the prototype process in record time and with previously unheard of ease. Thank you...well done!