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The artifacts created with this tools looks exactly like those created with Balsamiq...

• giu 17y ago
  And although there are tons of fonts you could choose to use, they've chosen Comic Sans, which is also used by Balsamiq...
  • dchest 17y ago
    My fresh Windows XP installation doesn't have any fonts other than Comic Sans that look similar to sketch style writing. What font would you suggest?
    • giu 17y ago
      I know of Dafont.com's Handwritten section. Maybe you'll make a find there: http://www.dafont.com/theme.php?cat=603 http://www.dafont.com/theme.php?cat=603 . Although I don't know if the usage of these fonts is restricted by a license. It's nice that you listen and respond to such light criticism. Please note: No offense meant with my comment above :). It was just one of the first things I noticed (next to the lines) that reminded me of Balsamiq. I hope you can find an alternative font. Update: You also can make your own handwritten font using http://www.yourfonts.com/ http://www.yourfonts.com/, bypassing license restrictions that come with other fonts
      • dchest 17y ago
        This is a good suggestion. Unfortunately many handwritten fonts don't have full Unicode versions, which is important for us. Maybe we'll consider buying a license from some foundry, but they might cost too much for us at this time.
    • maxklein 17y ago
      Humour Sans
      • RyanMcGreal 17y ago
        Sans humour.
  • corruption 17y ago
    Napkin look and feel for java predates them both by years. Balsamiq doesn't have a trademark on hand drawn ui's.
• dchest 17y ago
  These are drawn in code, so any similarities with Balsamiq are probably not intentional. This is because both our product and Balsamiq try to simulate hand-drawn lines :)