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Rapid Prototyping apps?

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I'm looking for some recommendations on some Application Prototyping sites or apps. The main functionality I would need is some kind of a UI Designer and some kind of page and button linking to add some functionality for a demo.

 

Any suggestions?

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I'm afraid I don't really understand what you want to do yet.

Can you explain in more detail?

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I'm afraid I don't really understand what you want to do yet.

Can you explain in more detail?

 

I think the term is "interface prototype". So basically a wireframe mockup that will have some navigation elements to see what the flow of the application is like. There are just so many of these programs its hard to choose. Some of them work by drawing on paper and then taking pictures, then stitching them all together to get the job done, others have a designer built in.

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There are just so many of these programs its hard to choose.

 

I agree. I tried Fluid UI when I needed some mobile mock ups done. It seems fine, but there could be something better.

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Marvel. Works great. You put images and 'hot spots' which can link to another image and yeah.


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I agree. I tried Fluid UI when I needed some mobile mock ups done. It seems fine, but there could be something better.

 

I suppose I could give this one a shot. Looks great, although there probably could be something better. I downloaded Justinmind to see how it works. Looks a bit overly complicated though. 

 

Marvel. Works great. You put images and 'hot spots' which can link to another image and yeah.

This would work well if I didn't have to photoshop the images unless there is another program that will do the mockups for me with iOS icons and UI elements.

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I suppose I could give this one a shot. Looks great, although there probably could be something better. I downloaded Justinmind to see how it works. Looks a bit overly complicated though. 

 

This would work well if I didn't have to photoshop the images unless there is another program that will do the mockups for me with iOS icons and UI elements.

It's more of an idea thing, the concept is to draw what you'd want there and go forward.


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It's more of an idea thing, the concept is to draw what you'd want there and go forward.

I was hoping to find something that was a bit more than me drawing it out. I'll keep looking or else I will just go with the drawing. 

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I think the term is "interface prototype". So basically a wireframe mockup that will have some navigation elements to see what the flow of the application is like. There are just so many of these programs its hard to choose. Some of them work by drawing on paper and then taking pictures, then stitching them all together to get the job done, others have a designer built in.

Here you go mate: http://pencil.evolus.vn/

 

I would strongly suggest using pen and paper though, This is a bit too high fidelity for my taste and not nearly rapid enough. 

 

The idea is to come up with many ideas. 

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