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Framebox: HTML5 wireframing tool
- randall 16y agoGood starting point. Not perfect, nor would I use it in place of other wireframing tools yet, but getting there.
- maxk 16y agoBrilliant tool!
- weixiyen 16y agohow do you bring objects to the front?
- nerdyworm 16y agoHow about a 960 or similar grid system?
- athst 16y agowow! Very nicely done. Intuitive, simple, and it works flawlessly.
- daviding 16y agoNice. Feedback (Chrome 10 dev, Win7): - text area and input don't take my text - are they meant too? - is the textlink URL thing editable to make a link? - Imagebox would be nice - An editable example page showing off most features would be good, i.e. show a completed wireframe that people can learn from. Good luck!
- shadowpwner 16y agoI'm using Chrome 10 Dev, Windows XP and the textarea/input work fine.
- nirav 16y agoNice tool! One thing I would like though is Image from a URL.
- infocaptor 16y agoGood start. But a long way from a finished product
- chrisconley 16y agoAgree with randall that it's a good starting point. Matt1 has a pretty cool html5 mockup tool too - http://jmockups.com http://jmockups.com. Glad to see multiple people in this space.
- jefe78 16y agoThis may be a dumb question, but what do I do with this? I imagine this is to give your web designer some ideas of what you want, but is there a way to export this into an HTML/CSS format?
- angumagu 16y agoAgreed, great start. I recommend adding a tab or tab-menu object. When I'm wireframing, out of all the basic items I have to deal with, vertical and horizontal menus (tabs, often) are the most time-consuming thing to deal with. It would be great to have this object automated in a wireframing tool.
- naithemilkman 16y agoThis is good stuff. But isnt there already way too many wire-framing prototyping apps already?