13Nov/053
Denim – the User interface prototyping tool
Passed along by Henri of Midgard CMS fame: Denim seems very neat.
Basically it's a java-based website protyping tool where you can use a wacom tablet or such, to sketch a basic content layout and it makes a semi-working prototype to play with the navigation.
Now, this is very very interesting also for non-web user interface design: sketch a UI, play with it and perhaps even test it with a bunch of test people, all with no programming required at this stage, and it might be a lot nicer than paper prototypes. Need to check that out soon.
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November 13th, 2005 - 23:38
Yeah, Denim has been around for a while, I used it on a project two or three years ago. Had one or two glitches in those days, but certainly fun to play with.
November 16th, 2005 - 15:55
Denim sounds great.. thanks for the info… otherwise i wouldn’t even search for something like that
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November 16th, 2005 - 21:07
Garrett show it to me as well this summer. It was pretty slick. I wished I had a tablet to try it out with b/c it seemed helpful.