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If you like this, be sure to check out Wired Elements - a set of 20+ fully working, wire-frame style web components built with Rough.js (by the author of Rough.
by spankalee 7y ago
If you like this, be sure to check out Wired Elements - a set of 20+ fully working, wire-frame style web components built with Rough.js (by the author of Rough.js): https://wiredjs.com/ https://wiredjs.com/
They're great for rapid wire-frame prototyping.
- syspec 7y agoI’ve seen this attempted before to operate success, but this is the best execution I have seen of this idea! It’s dynamically rough so it’s different each time, but it’s not over done
- grizzles 7y agoRough.js + WE look awesome. I love that you can hand craft UI ideas in the same style if needed. Just curious - do you use any drag & drop tool with it for prototyping?
- blondin 7y agothis is super awesome! thanks for sharing
- spectramax 7y agoGenuinely curious - why would anyone prefer this over just blocky normal graphics?
- osel 7y agoI’ve found sketchy styles to be immensely useful in getting clients to focus on UX and structure rather than getting stuck on minor irrelevant details. My background is construction, and architects do the same thing with initial concepts.
- spectramax 7y agoI never thought of it that way, that makes sense.
- seanwilson 7y agoYep, it's super common that when you show a UX prototype to a client they'll hyperfocus on things you don't want them to focus on right now like the font choice or button colors. Making it look rough and muted can help.