Below are four of our favorite ways to use Low Fidelity mode. Just like any tool, Low Fidelity mode has a variety of uses, some obvious and some less so. Tip: Low fidelity mode is enabled on a page-by-page basis, but you can apply it to all pages at once by enabling it in the Default page style at Project → Page Style Manager. While Low Fidelity mode is active, all color on the page is converted to grayscale, and all fonts are replaced with the rough, pencil-like Axure Handwriting font. At the bottom of the pane, click the Low Fidelity button.Open the Style pane and click a blank spot on the canvas to see the page’s style selections.After you collect feedback, turn Low Fidelity mode off again to continue working with your design at its actual level of fidelity. Turn this mode on to instantly drop the visual fidelity of any design and facilitate conversation about its functionality rather than its looks. That’s where Axure RP’s new Low Fidelity mode comes in. But sometimes you need your audience to forget the visuals and just focus on how the thing works. High visual fidelity designs certainly have their place in the UX professional’s toolkit, and it’s amazing how real we can make prototypes look these days. Did you get the type of feedback you were looking for? Or did you get something along the lines of, “I’m not in love with the color of that button…” Think of the last time you showed someone a prototype. Keep Axure RP up to date at Help → Check for Updates to get access to all the latest features.
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