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"... I don't see a whole lot of value in it. ..." I wonder about how creating tech tools like this can add more value? Is this an example of a tool looking f
by bootload 19y ago
"... I don't see a whole lot of value in it. ..."
I wonder about how creating tech tools like this can add more value? Is this an example of a tool looking for a market? (one hint is 10+ examples of what you can use it for) Or could it, if it solved one specific UI niche problem in a "foo" app become a more useful and potentially more valuable?
"Cool idea. How do I do it?
Are you going to have a DIY
blog/sketch. Are there issues
about someone being artistically
challenged - me?"
One reason I can see why the tool could look lame is it is only worthwhile to creators. If you are not a creator, artist, cartoonist, someone who draws then you can be left with what appears to be a trivial toy.
But if you applied the technology to an application that users "might" want (one that comes to mind is virtual birthday cards - sign the card with others & send it to someone) it becomes a powerful tool and maybe a business ~ http://sketch.basement.org/2007/07/introducing_sketchcasting.html http://sketch.basement.org/2007/07/introducing_sketchcasting...