Hi,
Akkana Peck [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Apparently someone (in gnome?) is working on some sort of
card-sorting app to help with distributed paper prototyping.
The application I am speaking of is being developed by the team behind
openusability.org. The main advantage will be that it will
Anyone pulling CVS has probably noticed that most of GIMP's
color-related functions have been moved into a new toplevel Colors
menu (as discussed in bug 116145).
There's some concern that the menu is a bit long, or could be
organized better. Sven has been enthused about paper prototyping
lately
On 8/27/05, Akkana Peck [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
card-sorting app to help with distributed paper prototyping. But it
occurred to me (based on an offhand comment I read on slashdot, of
all places) that GIMP itself could be a pretty good paper
prototyping system. After all, you can have lots of
On 8/27/05, michael chang [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
It might help if you bind the text layers to a coloured layer, (either
white, or white with an outline, or something), so they're easier to
see. [Especially if trying to create a layout that fills multiple
conditions.]
Sorry, said this before
