…und ist (selbstverständlich) die bessere Axure Version:
It also includes a number of UI enhancements that the PC version doesn’t have yet.
- Widget Properties pane containing a new formatting tab
- Redesigned interactions case editor dialog
- New formatting toolbar with location and size
Neue Zeiten, neuer Blindtext:
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Sehr heiter, obwohl mir die A-Team Idee immer noch einen Hauch besser gefällt.
Bryan Rieger diskutiert in seiner ausgezeichneten Präsentation Vor- und Nachteile von Wireframes und (High Level) Prototypen. Obwohl er sich auf mobile Anwendungen bezieht, gelten seine Anmerkungen auch für andere Arten von Software.
Sein Lösungsvorschlag ist übrigens ein “Mittelweg” zwischen Wireframes und Prototypen – aber seht am Besten selbst…
Ryan Lee stellt uns einen Satz von 52 verschiedenen Multi-Touch Icons zur Verfügung.
Vector based icons created to aid in the design, development, implementation and promotion of multi-touch interfaces. These icons will aid in the creation of wire-frame documents, digital help files and printed documentation. You can also use Gesturecons inside of your applications in order to demonstrate to users how to complete actions or prompt them to interact with an application when they approach it.
Sie können in allen gängigen Formaten (.pdf, .ai, .eps) heruntergeladen werden. Viel Spaß beim Malen…
→ Gesturecons – Multi-Touch Icons
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Nick Finck und Donna Spencer stellen uns in ihrer Präsentation verschiedene Arten von Wireframes vor.
Diese Frage versucht Christina Wodtke in ihrem Blog zu beantworten. Hier die Punkte, die sie an Wireframes stören:
Firstly, wireframes emasculate the designer. [...] We should ask ourselves how often we need separate roles for interaction and interface design. Then, when we do need the deep knowledge the two specialties provide, we need to ask how can we create a process that allows both to fully utilizes their skills.
Secondly, wireframes create design lockdown too early. [...] The wireframe shouldn’t reflect the final layout of the site. Because there is no color and type treatment, you have to do goofy things to get elements emphasized like put a box around it, or make the type bold. [...] But once you have to show it to your client or your boss, the wireframe has to communicate and without color, image and font it doesn’t.
Lastly, wireframes create a false sense of security about the completeness of the work. Wireframes are not interactive, but they look done. Most engineers are annoyed by wireframes, unless accompanied by usecases because wireframes typically don’t reflect every single state and error case possible. Most would rather just have a prototype.
Es lohnt sich auf jeden Fall den ganzen Artikel zu lesen und mal in die Kommentare zu schauen.
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