Storyboarding and Wireframe Tools Review
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Storyboarding and wireframing tools history, definition, and identification of current tools.
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Storyboarding and Wireframe Tools Review
- 1. Storyboard Tools for Software Development
- 3. The Storyboard technique was borrowed from the motion picture industry. Each sheet is brought to life with just enough detail, and means the same thing to all viewers because of its limited thematic dimensions. Gallery effect shows whole strategy, spots loopholes and overlaps.
- 4. Sketchboard
- 5. Wireframes
- 6. Storyboard
- 7. A user interface-flow diagram is also called a storyboard .
- 8. Standalone and Online Tools
- 11. Analysis of Alternatives Research and Findings
- 13. Recommended Tools Axure RP and Pencil Project
- 18. Tool IDE Screen Shots
- 19. Axure RP
- 20. Pencil Project
- 22. Adobe InDesign
- 24. Adobe Fireworks
- 25. Balsamiq Mockups
- 26. ConceptDraw
- 27. Diagram Designer
- 28. FlairBuilder
- 29. fluidIA
- 30. Gliffy
- 31. iPLOTZ
- 32. Lovely Charts
- 33. Lucid Chart
- 34. MockFlow
- 35. Mockingbird
- 36. Mockup Builder
- 37. OmniGraffle
- 38. OpenOffice Draw
- 39. Pidoco
- 40. Microsoft SketchFlow for Expression Blend 4
- 41. Microsoft Visio
Editor's Notes
- Definition 1 Source: Massachusetts Institute of Technology, Course Product Design 2.744, http://web.mit.edu/2.744/www/index.html User experience design assignment: http://web.mit.edu/2.744/www/Project/Assignments/userExperienceDesign.html Definition 2 Source: Wikipedia; http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Storyboard Statement 1 Source: University of Washington, Human Centered Design and Engineering, Information Design HCDE 510 Course, , http://faculty.washington.edu/farkas/TC510/STOP_Original%20Report.pdf Reprint of publication, Sequential Thematic Organization of Publications, Storyboarding A New Way To Outline, p. 25, 1965, Hughes Aircraft Company Reprint, Journal of Computer Documentation, August 1999/Vol 23, No. 3
- Statement 1 Source: University of Washington, Human Centered Design and Engineering, Information Design HCDE 510 Course, , http://faculty.washington.edu/farkas/TC510/STOP_Original%20Report.pdf Reprint of publication, Sequential Thematic Organization of Publications, Storyboarding A New Way To Outline, p. 25, 1965, Hughes Aircraft Company Reprint, Journal of Computer Documentation, August 1999/Vol 23, No. 3
- Sketchboard for mobile dictionary application. Source: http://mattiassaks.com/mobile-interactions-sketches/
- Wireframe for mobile dictionary application. Source: http://mattiassaks.com/mobile-interactions-sketches/
- Monster Belly Storyboards v2.0 built using OmniGraffle by Theresa Neil. “ If the audience is developers I walk through the application and discuss the flow and features, if the audience is the client or their end users, I stick to the story in the storyboard.” - Theresa Neil WHAT CAN WE PICKUP ON THE WAY HOME? A vegetarian couple on the way home from work decides on Asian food for dinner. They want to order and pay for the food while driving. They use their GPS device to compare restaurants based on menu options, price, proximity, and popularity before placing their order. They end up ordering from their favorite restaurant and paying with their PayPal pin. MIDNIGHT DUMPLING CRAVING After a long flight into Austin, an un-named famous musician is starving for dumplings. Using the GPS in his rental car, he searches for the best and closets dumplings, orders and pays with his PayPal pin on the way to the restaurant. Source: http://theresaneil.wordpress.com/2009/12/06/protocast_with_balsamiq/
- Statement 1 Source: Scott W. Ambler, IBM as Chief Methodologist for Agile and Lean within IBM Rational, Introduction to User Interface Flow Diagrams, http://www.agilemodeling.com/artifacts/uiFlowDiagram.htm Excerpt 1: “User interface-flow diagrams – also called storyboards, interface-flow diagrams, windows navigation diagrams, and context-navigation maps – enable you to model the high-level relationships between major user interface elements and thereby ask fundamental usability questions.” Excerpt 2, referring to the storyboard pictured above: “when you are on the Desktop screen, you can use the Students Icon to take you to the Search for Students screen. Once you are there, you can either go back to the desktop (going back is always assumed) or go to the Student Profile screen.”
- Cost and implementation criteria were more weighted areas.
- Axure RP IDE and Wireframes
- Pencil Project IDE and Wireframe
- Enterprise Architect IDE and Wireframe
- Adobe InDesign IDE and Storyboard Wireframes
- XCode 4 Storyboard
- Adobe Fireworks CS4 IDE and Wireframe
- Balsamiq Mockups IDE and Wireframe
- ConceptDraw IDE and Wireframe
- Diagram Designer IDE
- FlairBuilder IDE and Wireframe
- fluidIA IDE and Wireframe
- Gliffy Wireframe
- iPLOTZ IDE and Wireframe
- Lovely Charts IDE and Wireframe
- Lucid Chart IDE and Wireframe
- MockFlow Wireframe
- Mockingbird IDE and Wireframe
- Mockup Builder IDE and Wireframe
- OmniGraffle IDE and Wireframe
- OpenOffice Draw IDE and Diagram
- Pidoco IDE and Wireframe
- Microsoft Visio IDE
- WireframeSketcher for Eclipse IDE and Wireframe