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I wish it didn't try to wireframe every object on the page. In my opinion, wireframes are usually more helpful for organizing information on the page, than cre
by seancron 16y ago
I wish it didn't try to wireframe every object on the page.
In my opinion, wireframes are usually more helpful for organizing information on the page, than creating a perfect mockup of what the finished page should look like.
Lots of grey bars, as shown on the wireframe for this page, aren't very useful for organizing information. Instead, they make it seem much more cluttered and complex than it needs to be.
- jopas 16y agoFair points seancron. Wirify is already skipping quite a few HTML elements in its processing, however it certainly works better on some sites than others. I've found that proper 'semantic markup' also gives better results than old school table-based layouts for instance. One of the earlier prototypes let you control the 'level of detail' in the wireframe: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wuKJVZRDjRo http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wuKJVZRDjRo We've decided to ditch this idea for the time being though due to the extra complexity.