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    • Human-Computer Interaction
    • Information Visualization
    • Design Methodology

    Background:

    • Sketching and lo-fidelity prototyping are valuable for rapid ideation and solution convergence in design.
    • Existing methods often lack structure, leading to difficulties in managing divergent and convergent thinking for visualization interfaces.
    • Users require guidance to effectively translate ideas into potential solutions.

    Purpose of the Study:

    • To introduce and describe the Five Design Sheet (FdS) methodology for creating information visualization interfaces.
    • To provide a structured framework for lo-fidelity design, enhancing idea management and solution development.
    • To evaluate the effectiveness and usability of the FdS methodology.

    Main Methods:

    • The Five Design Sheet (FdS) methodology, a five-stage sketching process (idea exploration, three principle designs, final realization).
    • Review of sketching as a planning method for visualization.
    • Evaluation using the System Usability Scale, case studies in industry, and teaching experiences.

    Main Results:

    • The FdS methodology facilitates structured ideation and planning for information visualization interfaces.
    • Evaluation indicates the FdS methodology is usable and effective in practical design scenarios.
    • The methodology supports both divergent idea generation and convergent solution refinement.

    Conclusions:

    • The Five Design Sheet (FdS) methodology offers a structured and effective approach to lo-fidelity design for information visualization.
    • FdS aids designers in managing the creative process, leading to quicker convergence on viable solutions.
    • The methodology has proven valuable in both industrial applications and educational settings.