For what it's worth, the larger point isn't about "wireframes." The
larger point is what Dave is saying. If all you create is wireframes,
then you're not really an interface or interaction designer.
Further, using software tools to create wireframes is largely
busywork. You can do wireframes with pencil and paper. Why waste time
producing a deliverable with a heavy software tool like Visio or
Illustrator that will never show up in the final product? Just sketch
it. It's both faster and more direct as a designer to do it that way.
I'm off to SXSW. Just as things are getting interesting.
--
Andrei Herasimchuk
Chief Design Officer, Involution Studios
innovating the digital world
e. [email protected]
c. +1 408 306 6422
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