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Apps-on Post-it Pads
- erikpukinskis 16y agoOhh... this is why our UI designs are so bad! Our mockups didn't have photorealistic bezels!
- plemer 16y agoNo
- nym 16y agoPaper prototyping with pizazz?
- zaphar 16y agoI honestly can't decide if this is genius or stupid. I suppose that means it could potentially be awesome.
- Semiapies 16y agoIt strikes me as a pretty clever idea, and I'm surprised at how reasonable the price is, considering the niche. The free iPad template PDFs are a nice touch: http://apps-on.com/?page_id=178 http://apps-on.com/?page_id=178
- rookie 16y agoanother set of iPad/iPhone templates for reference. http://www.ablepear.com/resources/ http://www.ablepear.com/resources/ There is definitely something nice about the post-its though.
- zach 16y agoThe sleeper feature of these pads is clearly using them while chatting up girls for their phone number.
- DanHulton 16y agoI just read about another prototyping tool that was exactly this, except Apple sent their army of lawyers and shut them down. If you like this, BUY NOW, because I forsee a similar fate befalling them once Apple gets wind. EDIT: Huh, I didn't notice the little 3M thing there, and the official Post-It logo before. I guess these are a legitimate licensed product. ...which would explain why that other one got banhammered.
- qeorge 16y agoI think your first instinct was right. The Post-It logos made me think its officially related to 3M, but upon closer inspection I don't think it is. I expect those logos or the entire website will be gone shortly.
- Tichy 16y agoI was hoping it is a magnet I can stick to the back of an iPhone to attach the iPhone to my fridge.
- ck2 16y agoBack of index cards just isn't sexy enough eh?