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 of the points of using prototypes is that they are fast to build and thus desposable. If you're using XHTML/CSS prototypes there is the temptation to turn it into the final template. This either means that you spend too long thinking about the code/structure of a prototype that is likely to change, or you end up building in issues due to the fact that the prototype was built rapidly.
I tend to use low-fi wireframes then hi-fi prototypes, usually output from the Phtoshop/Fireworks templates as regular table based HTML.
Andy Budd
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