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Like others, it's unclear to me exactly how far the product goes.. Is it a way to lay out state machines and make notes, or will it actually allow me to mock-up
by famousactress 16y ago
Like others, it's unclear to me exactly how far the product goes.. Is it a way to lay out state machines and make notes, or will it actually allow me to mock-up a user interface within the tool? If I'd still mock up the UI in OmniGraffle, screen-shot it, and upload so that your app will let me lay out the 'flow'.. that's not compelling enough to me to make it worth the trouble. If it somehow takes OmniGraffle/Visio out of the equation.. I'd be interested for sure.
- spking 16y agoGreat question. The flows created in Flowshark provide the foundation for you to move forward with your page-level design mockups. In other words, this is a tool to figure out from a high level what the user will see/do on each screen. Once your team (or clients) reach a consensus on the user flow, the next step would be to get into more detailed wireframes and high-fidelity comps. Think of Flowshark as a central, always-current map that everyone on your team can reference while they're working on their specific parts of the project.