For a while, I maintained an exporter that would turn a BMML (or series of BMML files) into interactive HTML and JavaScript, which allowed me to customize the J

For a while, I maintained an exporter that would turn a BMML (or series of BMML files) into interactive HTML and JavaScript, which allowed me to customize the JS to provide that interactivity. I discontinued it after Balsamiq offered clickable PDFs. It was more work to do the interactions in JS than it was to just clone the mockup and do each key frame as a new mockup. http://vi.to/bmml/ http://vi.to/bmml/ This is otherwise one of my biggest beefs with Balsamiq: I'd love to be able to easily prototype advanced interactions, essentially with motion graphics, but can't. I suspect tools like Radi, Adobe Edge, Sencha Animator, Hype or Maqetta will eventually support both the "quick sketchy wireframes" and the "complex prototypes" use cases and replace Balsamiq for me.