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We use power point to prototype our UIs. It's actually quite powerful and works surprisingly well given that we don't usually go into complex workflows when pro
by macspoofing 9y ago
We use power point to prototype our UIs. It's actually quite powerful and works surprisingly well given that we don't usually go into complex workflows when prototyping. I don't think I've seen a better commercial product for throwing something together real quick.
- hatmatrix 9y agoThis is an interesting idea. How does that work, exactly? Edit - nevermind, I guess I'm the only one in the dark [1][2]. [1] https://medium.com/unqut-inc/ui-design-rapid-prototyping-in-powerpoint-da6d3d09cdc2 https://medium.com/unqut-inc/ui-design-rapid-prototyping-in-... [2] http://keynotopia.com/guides-ppt/ http://keynotopia.com/guides-ppt/
- macspoofing 9y agoThat's funny. I thought we were so clever because as far as I know we just tried it one day and it worked really well. I guess others had the same idea :)
- glaberficken 9y agoI have used Power Point for a long time as my go to "image composition tool". You know, when you just want to annotate a photo or a map, or superimpose a few images on each other (like for quick workplace jokes) It is the fastest tool I found to do these sorts of quick and dirty jobs. I call it "PowerShoping" =)
- Cthulhu_ 9y agoI had a colleague that did that too, either with Powerpoint or MacOS' version; he used it to create pretty complex graphics and everything with it.