7 ms·
A place I’ve worked recently had design leadership who: (1) Asked to be included as early as possible in the process, and … (2) Would not tolerate sketches, d
by gffrd 2y ago
A place I’ve worked recently had design leadership who:
(1) Asked to be included as early as possible in the process, and …
(2) Would not tolerate sketches, demanding at least a mid-fidelity level to discuss work.
This was fun.
- Nevermark 2y agoA functional gui framework, rendered in realistically chaotic pencil style where nothing is perfectly shaped, the same size or aligned, with only 3 or 4 unalterable pencil colors, would actually be useful. Separate visual function design from visual style.
- gffrd 2y agoI’m about to do an old person thing: Balsamiq had (has?) something like this. You could mock up in whatever fidelity you wanted, but you could switch view modes and it would look like a sketch. Great for ensuring people didn’t get hung up on minutiae prematurely. It was wonderful. But I’m imagining what you’re describing as another level, where one would draw relationships and behavior … and visual presentation would be like textures applied to a scene’s wireframe.