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Sharpie and Paper. Its quick and it helps you to focus on the bigger picture and not the details see: http://gettingreal.37signals.com/ch09_Interface_First.ph
by dawie 19y ago
Sharpie and Paper.
Its quick and it helps you to focus on the bigger picture and not the details see: http://gettingreal.37signals.com/ch09_Interface_First.php http://gettingreal.37signals.com/ch09_Interface_First.php
especially this part:
The Orange Pen That Started Blinksale
- aston 19y agoThe thing Sharpie has over pencil/pen is that it makes FAT lines. Just makes rough sketches feel better. You can get about the same thing with a whiteboard, as well.
- pg 19y agoThe reason fat lines feel better in a sketch is that you're not forced to overcommit about the precision you want. Another alternative (often used by architects) is to make thin lines but deliberately make them wobbly.
- far33d 19y agoSketch and storyboard artists for film and animation often use sharpies for this same reason. You want to convey an idea first - people often zoom in on the finest detail in a drawing or design, and using inexact lines makes the design itself the thing you focus on.