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I was frustrated by how annoying other options for digital whiteboarding were. Most cases I (and others I know) just fell back to using a physical whiteboard, o
by zhyder 18y ago
I was frustrated by how annoying other options for digital whiteboarding were. Most cases I (and others I know) just fell back to using a physical whiteboard, or overusing words when a quick picture would do the job much better. In brief, I felt the existing apps out there didn't do enough to enhance our ability to communicate visually.
So I rethought what the UI should be to make it easier, faster and more natural to use. And here's the result. It's in Flash but is still relatively lightweight. I feel tempted to list out all the unique features, but I'd rather you give it a spin and let me know what you think.
You can see the video at: http://www.dabbleboard.com/main/video http://www.dabbleboard.com/main/video
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- pxlpshr 18y agoAbsolutely fantastic so far (all things considered)... can't wait for a permission structure so we can actually use this thing behind closed doors (virtually of course)!! We have fought night and day with different products and solutions that just aren't flexible, require crappy proprietary software (eBeam), or too problematic and don't function as intended. And they all share a common trait as you've already called out: "just not natural enough". Pay attention to your competitor's mistakes, just don't get too wrapped up chasing their tail. So many bad solutions right now. While you missed first to market, it doesn't matter -- just make it the best. Good luck! You certainly have my support and vote of confidence... I would be very interested in private beta. ps. I could see this being a prime candidate for acquisition by Adobe for integration into Adobe Acrobat Connect, that is... if that don't rob you. :)