In this chapter, you learned how to quickly create digital prototypes based on your wireframes. Although you created paper prototypes previously, digital prototyping is particularly useful for testing how your screen designs will look and function on a real Android device and across different screen configurations.
The most important thing to take away from this chapter is that wireframes are a way of planning how your screens will look and function in theory, but digital prototypes are how you put that theory to the test. Sometimes, you may find that the theory doesn't work in practice and that you need to make some changes to your wireframes or even redo them completely, but that's okay—discovering problems with your design is all part of creating the best possible version of your app.
Now that you've finalized your design, in the next chapter we'll take a closer look at how you can ensure this newly finalized design translates correctly across as many different Android devices as...