On 13 June 2012 11:29, Alan Bell wrote:
> If someone can help get it packaged as a standalone application that would
> be great,
Heh, I had planned on having a go at that a while back but got a little
sidetracked. I'll give it another go.
Chris
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On Wed, Jun 13, 2012 at 5:26 PM, Alan Bell wrote:
> #1 it must be Free Software or I can't share my designs with you without
> making you pay to join in.
The important then is that it doesn't use proprietary formats, so anyone
can edit them with the software of their choice ;)
chr
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On 13/06/12 16:49, Christian Giordano wrote:
Choosing the best tool for mocking up designs is not easy.
#1 it must be Free Software or I can't share my designs with you without
making you pay to join in.
#2 not really bothered about any other considerations.
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Choosing the best tool for mocking up designs is not easy.
It depends first from what you want to get from it. In which design phase
are you? Remember that visual design can affect the distribution of
elements in the screen. So testing layouts without rendering can be quite
unproductive. Is it to
There is a great tool called pencil which is a XUL application and runs
as a firefox extension. If someone can help get it packaged as a
standalone application that would be great, there were problems with it
when xulrunner was dropped and I don't know how to get it to run
standalone against th
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