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> In all the teams I've worked on, designers have worked out pixel positions and text alignment by the time I see the mocks. I don't find much value in realtime
by danilocampos 14y ago
> In all the teams I've worked on, designers have worked out pixel positions and text alignment by the time I see the mocks. I don't find much value in realtime feedback.
Very few beginner iOS developers will have a design team at their beck and call.
- kalms 14y agoBut some of us are both ;)
- jimbokun 14y agoAnd what do you think of NIBs, from the perspective of each of those two hats you are wearing?
- kalms 14y agoBeing fairly new to this, and doing a large amount of experimenting, I enjoy being able to quickly mockup a (sort of) working prototype, without having to type too much code. During the learning process, you just want an interface, and not much else. I guess it comes down to workflow, and that's always a personal thing.
- danilocampos 14y agoQuite so! As a beast of just such a color, I love nibs. Huge timesaver, especially when configuring custom buttons with different image and label alignments.