On Jun 3, 2009, at 11:49 AM, Andrew Schechterman wrote:
Stewart, Axure, iRise, FlairBuilder + Graffle/Visio, etc. etc. . . . all potential options, though much agreed, no single 360-degree tool for UX folks yet. My colleagues in classical architecture and urban planning, both industries older than ours, tell me that, in their opinion, there is no such tool (or suite) for their work, either. Hmm. - Andrew
I'm going to go out on a limb and say there never will be a one-size fits all tool. I do look forward to a more proper prototyping tool. All of our prototyping is hand-coded XHTML/CSS/JavaScript (relying on a JS library like Prototype, jQuery, or YUI). But I don't expect that to be typical, as it does require a decent level of technical prowess. However, tools that make it easier are a welcome addition in my book.
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