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Your comment on the width is well-received. I doubt many people are going to use this to create a mockup wider than 960px, so when I implement the grid I think
by matt1 16y ago
Your comment on the width is well-received. I doubt many people are going to use this to create a mockup wider than 960px, so when I implement the grid I think I'm going to limit its width. I'd appreciate everyone's thoughts on this.
Ctrl C/V : Will do.
Re layers: Can you give me an example (share your mockup link) where that would be useful? I worry that it would complicate things more than they need to be.
Can you elaborate on the shift key? How does that work?
Eventually I'd like to implement a rich text feature where you can format the text however you want. Currently, as you noted, an element's font applies to all the text within it.
Thanks for the feedback. Keep it coming.
- sgrove 16y agoJust as an aside (I watched your video and was quite impressed, but I haven't used it yet), it might be worth working with photoshop rather than against it. I could imagine your tool being used to rough something out, and being able to export to png/jpg (which you already have) or psd for some more serious editing or to be sent to a web designer. It's not anything I'd worry about in the short term, but it might be a nice differentiator.
- shadchnev 16y agoI didn't create the mockup complicated enough to use the layers but for a real pixel-perfect design they are a must, in particular the ability to show/hide them individually. However, they would probably overcomplicate this product, I'd keep it simple. Re: shift. When I press an arrow key, the object moves a pixel or two. If I need to move it 100px to the left, I have to either wait a bit or press the button too many times. If the step was changed to 10 or 20px if shift is held down, it'd be easier to move objects.
- matt1 16y agoI like the shift idea a lot -- you can expect to see it implemented soon.