Hey Jow Forums
Which tool do you use for your mockups?
Do you even do mockups/sketches/clickdummies/wireframes before you develop?
I'm using balsamiq, any free (and good) alternatives?
Also general "before the project starts"-thread.
Hey Jow Forums
Which tool do you use for your mockups?
Do you even do mockups/sketches/clickdummies/wireframes before you develop?
I'm using balsamiq, any free (and good) alternatives?
Also general "before the project starts"-thread.
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I use Lucid chart, what would be a good replacement?
Pencil and paper. Fight me
Try to Drag nDrop one object to another place with that "tech", or try to change an object in each "screen" you created...
I don't know all of you usecases, but for basic and simple stuff, you could try umlet.com
It's free, easy to use, but also very limited. I use it for very simple diagrams
Divine intellect
MS Word 2010, using the shapes tools.
When finished, I save it as a PDF
Pencil and paper, inkscape, HTML
I assume you work alone and your projects are weekend scoped?
Yep
draw.io
First useful post
can't you think at least 1 way to do that with a pencil and a block of papers?
really?
your imagination is atrophied
Pen and paper for layout and UX design.
Functional tests for living use case documentation.
Once I used UXPin, and while good, nothing beats designing use cases visually with the end user by making ugly as fuck drawings and then jump right into making a functional prototype. Wireframing becomes redundant then.
Sure, I began with pen and paper as everyone. But this approach has a lot of problems. And once you create/work with mockups on a daily basis, the pen is just not enough.
I can't understand why you are here when all you do is just beeing rude to people who use technology to make their lifes easier.
what? I... what?
ok
>Try to Drag nDrop one object to another place with that "tech", or try to change an object in each "screen" you created
it isn't really hard to do that, I don't know that used it as example or something hard to do in pencil and paper
I just watched a promo video and the especially the collaboration features make it look a like an awesome tool. But quiet expensive though...
I was wondering the same thing. How other people do this.
I actually don't use mockups at all, but I understand that is bad practice and want to stop doing that.
What are panels / storyboards?
Does it hurt being so stupid?
Axure RP 8. You can make wireframes, basic animations, flowcharts, etc
I use Pencil Project for mockups, and draw.io for modelling. You can use Pencil for both if you want to.
Pen+paper.