With Keynotopia Mockup Bundle, you can sketch user interfaces using Apple Keynote.
When your mockups look like simple hand-drawn screens, it’s easier to get feedback on layout and structure, without getting distracted by the detail.
Keynote mockups are better than hand-drawn sketches because you can iterate on them and modify them without having to redraw them.
Use cases have become a core part of the requirements analyst’s arsenal. Used well they can bring dramatic increases in customer satisfaction and a whole host of other subtle benefits to software development.
The use case itself is very simple in concept: describe the functionality of the system in terms of interactions between the system and its external interactors. The focus of the use case is system usage, from an external perspective.
Despite this apparent simplicity, requirements analysts frequently struggle to write coherent, consistent use cases that can be used to facilitate development. Often, the use case analysis becomes an exercise in confusion, incomprehension and the dreaded ‘analysis paralysis’.
This article aims to aid use case writers by presenting a set of rules to follow when performing use case analysis. The rules are designed to avoid common pitfalls in the analysis process and lead to a much more coherent set of requirements.
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Prototypes as a design deliverable are on the rise, and for good reason. I am strong believer that prototyping helps us to design better experiences. We are working in a world of rich, dynamic interfaces, both on the web and on our devices. The experiences we design are interactive, responsive, and have emotion. Prototypes allow us to articulate the feeling and function of a design in a way that a wireframe does not. But how do you select the best prototyping tool for the job?
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ForeUI is a handy UI prototyping tool. It can rapidly create static or interactive, skinnable UI prototypes of your website or software. You can use ForeUI to:
- Create mockup for the GUI in your mind and make others understand quickly.
- Make working prototype of website or software to collect feedback from potential users.
- Perform usability testing before releasing the beta version.
- Generate the schematics that can be inserted in the design documents.
This article give a detailed description on how ForeUI can help you.