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Have you got any suggestions about wireframing tools? It's not something that I have done a lot of.

• hanniabu 11y ago
  Pen and paper works fine...primarily need it just to give you a good idea of what your end product will look like because while you're putting it from mind to paper there is a lot that will usually change and there's a lot you'll realize you'll need to consider once you're actually thinking about everything in enough detail to be able to write it down. But yeah, pen(or pencil) and paper will be just fine. I'll usually start by writing lightly so when I make mistakes I can just write over it normally and when I make mistakes with that I can go over it a few times to make the lines darker....then after I'll take what I have and redo it real quick on a fresh piece of paper so I have a nice clean copy with no cross outs or write overs.
• hbcondo714 11y ago
  At work, we use balsamiq but I've also engaged with design firms who produce interactive mock-ups using hotgloo. On the side, I use freemium tools including gliffy. Paper and pen works just fine too, especially when on the go and inspiration hits.
  • vram22 11y ago
    Balsamiq is useful. The company used to, and may still have, a scheme by which, if you have an open source project, you could ask Peldi (the founder) for a free copy. (This was in the early days of the company. I got one that way. Also, it was valid lifelong.)