Iva Koberg wrote:
What's stopping you from creating the prototype boxes in XHTML + CSS?
It has the added advantage of meaning that once you've got your
layout, you've also got your document structure. Just add the content
and remove the border: 1px solid black; properties and you're done.
One
By chance, I've just finished building wireframes for a project in
XHTML CSS. I found it a little more time consuming and as Andy
mentioned you can sit there and spend too long thinking about it. I
mean wireframes should be addressed separately from any visual /
production stages - your attention
learn way more than you expect
to. :)
Chris
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David R wrote:
/Should lead to yet
Chris Rizzo wrote:
I think we're mixing up the conversation here.
ik: Agree with Chris about mixing up the conversation and the
differences between site flow diagrams and wireframes/storyboards. I
suppose, as the original message was titled wireframes I assumed it
was with regards to the
Should lead to yet another tool, Visio or
OmniGraffle, if so what is recommended on the MAC OS
side?
Chris,
You might want to
look into this article by Andy Clarke (And all that
Malarkey):
http://www.stuffandnonsense.co.uk/archives/css_markup_guides.html
He uses Macromedia
Fireworks
