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Finally! Not having Blend in VS was always odd to me. Merging them makes sense for everyone. I can't say I ever used Design or Web, nor knew anyone that did.
by kenjackson 14y ago
Finally! Not having Blend in VS was always odd to me. Merging them makes sense for everyone. I can't say I ever used Design or Web, nor knew anyone that did. I have an odd workflow of Paint.Net and Powerpoint for design (yes, Powerpoint).
- w-ll 14y agoThinking about it... Powerpoint (presentation software) could be `killer` for mockups. You could go through flows directly. Clicking on things and what-not. Im gonna play with a mix of presentation suits and mock up builders this weekend.
- barkingcat 14y agoNo . Please no. I had to work with a design shop that sent website mocks using powerpoint decks. It was so much pain to implement that in html. The horrifying thing was when on a call, they said - "take a look at slides 259 and 260, and you see the difference when I move between those slides???" I could see no such thing - and even if they had done it more obviously(like used a circle or something to point out what had changed) powerpoint is so nasty for showing flows. The forced animations, the transitions :( It's a good idea in theory, but in practice powerpoint the software is for demos and presentations - not for mockups.
- MortenK 14y agoA real tool for this kind of thing is Axure or Justinmind Prototyper, try them.