Which of the following is NOT an advantage of lo-fi prototyping?
A. You can identify problems before investing significant resources into a design direction.
B. You can work out aspects of graphic design such as fonts and color schemes, which have the largest impact on user experience.
C. Stakeholders are more likely to give honest feedback if they perceive that design ideas are "sketchy" rather than highly polished.
D. Lo-fi prototypes are easy to change, allowing you to iterate more rapidly than you could if you were creating more complex prototypes.
