This document provides an overview of basic concepts in Axure including:
- Axure is a wireframing, prototyping and specification tool used by UX designers.
- The Axure interface includes panes for the wireframe, sitemap, widgets, masters and more.
- Annotated wireframes can be created using widgets, pages from the sitemap, and annotations.
- Interactions like clicking buttons can be added using events, cases and actions to add interactivity to prototypes.
- Dynamic panels allow parts of the interface to be shown or hidden to simulate different states.
This document provides an overview of the Axure RP 8.0 interface and key concepts for prototyping. It discusses various interface elements like the zoom, alignment, preview, and publish features. It also covers masters, dynamic panels, when to use them, and how to share prototypes using AxShare for collaboration. The document concludes with thanking the audience and providing additional Axure resources.
How to fake a database/backend in Axure... and moreSandra González
For more information on London Axure Meetup visit:
http://AxureLondon.com
The RP File for the repeater widget presentation can be found here:
http://axurelondon.com/RP_Files/RepeaterWidget_AxureLondon.rp
Meetup Description:
Thank you all for voting on what our next topic should be. And the winner is (drum roll)... The Repeater Widget!
The Repeater Widget is one of the exciting new feature introduced with Axure 7, and it was created with the purpose of display repeating patterns of text, images, and links or in other words, the ability to "fake" a backend.
For Show-and-Tell, Scott from TalkTalk will walk us through the Axure prototype that helped shaped TalkTalk's current YouView TV app. He will demonstrate how to use Axure to prototype TV apps using a TV remote control to control the app…. I know what you all thinking… I had no idea that could even be done! If so, come along and check it out :D
Last but not least, I have a very special guest, author of the book Axure for Mobile, Lennart Hennigs, who will be joining us via Skype. I will have a few questions prepared for him, and I will be opening the floor for Q&A, so have your own brilliant mobile prototyping questions ready for him as well.
As always, there will be pizza and drinks sponsored by Axure, and I will have plenty this time, I pinky promise ;)
Well that's it for now, I hope to see you all in three week!
Cheers!
Sandra
This document discusses prototyping, specifically using the tool Axure. It begins by explaining the purpose and benefits of prototyping. It then describes different types of prototypes, including low and high fidelity prototypes. Common prototyping tools are also outlined. The document dives deeper into Axure, providing an overview of its features and capabilities for creating interactive prototypes and specifications. Best practices for prototyping are shared, such as gathering data, iterating from low to high fidelity, and usability testing.
Axure 8 includes changes to the environment, widget library, group handling, custom shapes, actions and animations. It introduces a unified Mac/PC toolbar, "Inspector" tool, different shaped and markup widgets, ability to edit multiple widget styles at once, treat groups of widgets as layers that can trigger interactions, create custom shapes using a pen tool, simultaneous animations like rotate and flip, and a new "Snapshot" widget to describe step-by-step processes. It also expands shared projects in AxShare to allow hosting projects in the AxShare cloud collaboration tool.
Integrating Axure Into Your Design ProcessFred Beecher
Like any powerful design tool, Axure RP Pro can adapt itself to your design process. But to gain the full benefit of this tool, you must (at least a little bit) adapt your process to Axure as well. This presentation will help you do both of these things.
Conditional Logic, Variables, & Raised Events in AxureFred Beecher
Loren Baxter & I put together this presentation to introduce you to some of Axure's most advanced features. Even long-time Axure users can get something out of it, including several undocumented conditional logic tricks.
How to Extend Axure's Animation CapabilitySvetlin Denkov
It can be argued that animations and particularly transitions are integral part of innovative mobile experiences for iOS and Android. Nowadays, UXers must know about motion design and staging.
While there are tools out there which are built for prototyping animations, Axure has similar if not identical capability with the help of few technologies.
In this presentation, we will go over the current animation limitations of Axure 7.0 including firing multiple animations on the same item, resizing, animation origin and others. In the process we will step by step build a complex animation sequence with the help of AxQuery (Axure’s flavor of jQuery) and CSS3 transform properties.
This presentation will give you the tools to build animations otherwise not possible in Axure such as dynamic rotations, varying the animation speed with custom Bezier curves, and others.
This document provides an overview of basic concepts in Axure including:
- Axure is a wireframing, prototyping and specification tool used by UX designers.
- The Axure interface includes panes for the wireframe, sitemap, widgets, masters and more.
- Annotated wireframes can be created using widgets, pages from the sitemap, and annotations.
- Interactions like clicking buttons can be added using events, cases and actions to add interactivity to prototypes.
- Dynamic panels allow parts of the interface to be shown or hidden to simulate different states.
This document provides an overview of the Axure RP 8.0 interface and key concepts for prototyping. It discusses various interface elements like the zoom, alignment, preview, and publish features. It also covers masters, dynamic panels, when to use them, and how to share prototypes using AxShare for collaboration. The document concludes with thanking the audience and providing additional Axure resources.
How to fake a database/backend in Axure... and moreSandra González
For more information on London Axure Meetup visit:
http://AxureLondon.com
The RP File for the repeater widget presentation can be found here:
http://axurelondon.com/RP_Files/RepeaterWidget_AxureLondon.rp
Meetup Description:
Thank you all for voting on what our next topic should be. And the winner is (drum roll)... The Repeater Widget!
The Repeater Widget is one of the exciting new feature introduced with Axure 7, and it was created with the purpose of display repeating patterns of text, images, and links or in other words, the ability to "fake" a backend.
For Show-and-Tell, Scott from TalkTalk will walk us through the Axure prototype that helped shaped TalkTalk's current YouView TV app. He will demonstrate how to use Axure to prototype TV apps using a TV remote control to control the app…. I know what you all thinking… I had no idea that could even be done! If so, come along and check it out :D
Last but not least, I have a very special guest, author of the book Axure for Mobile, Lennart Hennigs, who will be joining us via Skype. I will have a few questions prepared for him, and I will be opening the floor for Q&A, so have your own brilliant mobile prototyping questions ready for him as well.
As always, there will be pizza and drinks sponsored by Axure, and I will have plenty this time, I pinky promise ;)
Well that's it for now, I hope to see you all in three week!
Cheers!
Sandra
This document discusses prototyping, specifically using the tool Axure. It begins by explaining the purpose and benefits of prototyping. It then describes different types of prototypes, including low and high fidelity prototypes. Common prototyping tools are also outlined. The document dives deeper into Axure, providing an overview of its features and capabilities for creating interactive prototypes and specifications. Best practices for prototyping are shared, such as gathering data, iterating from low to high fidelity, and usability testing.
Axure 8 includes changes to the environment, widget library, group handling, custom shapes, actions and animations. It introduces a unified Mac/PC toolbar, "Inspector" tool, different shaped and markup widgets, ability to edit multiple widget styles at once, treat groups of widgets as layers that can trigger interactions, create custom shapes using a pen tool, simultaneous animations like rotate and flip, and a new "Snapshot" widget to describe step-by-step processes. It also expands shared projects in AxShare to allow hosting projects in the AxShare cloud collaboration tool.
Integrating Axure Into Your Design ProcessFred Beecher
Like any powerful design tool, Axure RP Pro can adapt itself to your design process. But to gain the full benefit of this tool, you must (at least a little bit) adapt your process to Axure as well. This presentation will help you do both of these things.
Conditional Logic, Variables, & Raised Events in AxureFred Beecher
Loren Baxter & I put together this presentation to introduce you to some of Axure's most advanced features. Even long-time Axure users can get something out of it, including several undocumented conditional logic tricks.
How to Extend Axure's Animation CapabilitySvetlin Denkov
It can be argued that animations and particularly transitions are integral part of innovative mobile experiences for iOS and Android. Nowadays, UXers must know about motion design and staging.
While there are tools out there which are built for prototyping animations, Axure has similar if not identical capability with the help of few technologies.
In this presentation, we will go over the current animation limitations of Axure 7.0 including firing multiple animations on the same item, resizing, animation origin and others. In the process we will step by step build a complex animation sequence with the help of AxQuery (Axure’s flavor of jQuery) and CSS3 transform properties.
This presentation will give you the tools to build animations otherwise not possible in Axure such as dynamic rotations, varying the animation speed with custom Bezier curves, and others.
Responsive Design with Axure 7.0’s Adaptive ViewsSvetlin Denkov
Introducing creating Responsive Web Design with Axure 7.0' Adaptive Views feature. Presentation was originally given at DePaul University in front of the students of HCI 430 course during the 2015 Winter quarter.
The document discusses how Sophie Charles used various media technologies during the research, construction, and evaluation stages of her project. During research, she used YouTube to research different soap operas and completed preliminary tasks to learn video editing and uploading skills. For construction, she created a soap opera trailer using movie maker and ancillary products like posters using Photoshop. She also used SlideShare to upload documents to her blog and added videos and pictures to blog posts. During evaluation, she created a PowerPoint presentation to bring her planning together in chronological order.
The document introduces the basic tools and interface of the Lumberyard game engine. It describes 7 key elements: 1) the main menu for accessing tools, 2) the top toolbar for common tools, 3) the entity outliner to view and manage entities, 4) the asset browser to access game assets, 5) the perspective viewport to view levels, 6) the entity inspector to manage entity components, and 7) the console to view output and enter commands. The document provides screenshots and explanations of each interface element to help new users understand the Lumberyard editor.
The document provides an overview of the tools and interface in Microsoft PowerPoint 2007, explaining the various sections like the toolbar, slide pane, outline pane, and animation tools that allow users to design and lay out slides, add text, graphics, animations and transitions between slides, and view or share their presentations. It describes the different options available under the Office button to open, save, print or share presentations and provides a brief introduction on how to get started creating presentations using PowerPoint 2007.
Adobe Illustrator CS5 Part 1 : Introduction to Illustratorcsula its training
Adobe Illustrator CS5 is used to create graphics and type in vector format. Vector graphics are made up of points, lines, and curves that are defined by mathematical equations. Vector graphics are resolution independent, which means that they can be resized to any size without losing quality. This handout provides an overview of the Illustrator CS5 user interface and vector graphics, and covers how to create different shapes using the Pen tool.
If you would like to see more videos on Adobe Illustrator, please visit http://www.youtube.com/mycsula for more online training.
There you can find FREE tutorials on Illustrator, Photoshop, Microsoft Office, HTML5, and many more!
This is a guide to PowerPoint 2007 that I created for staff INSET. It covers lots of things from the very basics to the more complex features of the developer tab. I spent a while on this so I thought I would share in case anyone else would find this use
Intro to Axure 7 - User Vision Breakfast BriefingStephen Denning
Axure 7 is the latest version of the successful prototyping software and offers some interesting new functionality. This presentation introduces the new version (in beta at the time of the presentation) and highlights some of the headline additions, including the "Repeater Widget" and "Adaptive Views".
Introduction to Adobe Illustrator Basics. Adobe Illustrator lessons (high school level). Explains the difference between bitmap and jpeg. Explains the uses of Adobe Illustrator in the Graphic Design market.
The document provides an introduction to the ActivInspire software. It explains that the ActivBoard is used with an ActivPen, not dry erase markers. The pen nib acts as a left mouse button and the orange button acts as a right mouse button. Flipcharts are interactive lessons created in the ActivInspire software that can be presented, edited, and shared with others. There are design and presentation modes for creating and teaching flipcharts.
The document provides an overview of the Adobe Illustrator CS5 user interface and how to use some of its vector drawing tools. It describes starting the program, exploring the application bar, menu bar, workspace, panels like layers and tools, and how to open and work with files. Key points covered include how to create basic shapes using the rectangle and pen tools, including tracing an image to create a vector graphic of leaves and a stem. More complex techniques like creating 3D objects and adjusting paths are also demonstrated.
This tutorial teaches how to create an interactive robot animation using Adobe Flash. Key points covered include:
1. Flash can represent user interface states through frames and include interactivity through transitions between frames.
2. The tutorial uses Flash 8 and provides information on obtaining Flash.
3. The Flash interface is explained, including the timeline for frames/layers, stage for drawing, and panels for tools/properties.
4. Drawing tools are used to create shapes and symbols representing the robot's face and buttons to control it. Symbols allow reusing elements by instance.
5. Layers are created on the timeline for each element to organize the robot animation. Frames will represent different robot mood
This tutorial provides instructions for using various tools and features in Adobe Illustrator CS6, including how to change colors, use strokes and fills, transform objects, work with layers, apply effects, perform live traces, create clipping masks and blends, use perspective grids, and save files in different formats such as PDF. Key tools and panels like the color picker, stroke panel, and layers panel are explained. Step-by-step directions with accompanying screenshots are provided for each topic.
This document provides instructions for creating a new page on a website using a template and customizing it by uploading images, editing text boxes, adjusting the layout and privacy settings, adding widgets like images or text boxes, moving and saving sections, including a sign up form, and customizing thank you pages using the Leadpages WP plugin. The instructions guide the user through the entire process of designing and finalizing a new webpage.
UIStackView – Tom Bowden – Dec 2015 – Eventacular IncTom Bowden
Presentation on a new Apple UIKIt view layout technology in iOS 9 called UIStackView, with examples regarding its usage and properties. Presentation given by Tom Bowden, CEO of Eventacular, at Tokyo iOS Meetup in December 2015.
Flash can be used to create graphic animations and texts. The Properties Panel contains options for formatting text, such as font, size, and orientation. Flash treats text as objects that can be manipulated. Objects in Flash have a border and a fill area. Layers allow for independent editing of different elements. Buttons are created using symbols and have different states like up, over, down, and hit to control appearance during interaction. Tweening is used to animate motion by moving an object between positions over time in the timeline.
The document provides 10 tips for creating effective PowerPoint presentations:
1. Plan the presentation structure before designing slides.
2. Use a maximum of two fonts to avoid overwhelming the audience.
3. Leave white space and avoid cluttering slides with excessive text or graphics.
4. Consider adding animation and sound effects to engage audiences but do so sparingly to avoid distraction.
5. Provide digital copies for audiences to reference later rather than printing slides.
This tutorial provides steps to create a simple flyer in Inkscape. It includes instructions for setting up the document, drawing and formatting an oval, adding images and text blocks, and using tools like the bezier and path tools to add curved text on a path at the bottom of the oval. The 30 steps cover topics like using the oval, gradient, and text tools; setting fills and strokes; importing images; formatting text properties; and applying effects like blur to create a promotional flyer design.
This talk was given at the Swift Paris meetup in October 2018.
Earlier this year, shiny animated cards started appearing in Zenly and now they’re all over the app! This talk reveals the origin of the idea, the tricks behind the execution and how the cards evolved through multiple iterations.
This document provides a tutorial on using Adobe Photoshop. It discusses when Photoshop should be used, resolution standards, and file saving practices. It then covers the Photoshop workspace and tools. Specific Photoshop techniques are demonstrated like cropping, resizing images, adjusting brightness/levels, layers, and merging photos. Shortcut keys are provided at the end.
In this course i present an overview of Axure and what you can do with it.
The most important, i try to point you in the right direction to become an expert by yourself.
In this presentation i cover the following subjects:
- Basic widgets for wireframing
- Prototyping: Events, Interactions and Conditionals
- Exporting for devices (mobile and desktop)
- Documentation and Notes
- Tips, a lot of them
- Connect Axure prototypes with third party services
Ran Liron discusses different tools and levels of fidelity for prototyping, including high-end, office, and sketching tools. He explains the fidelity spectrum from rough sketches to high fidelity interactive prototypes. The appropriate tool and level of fidelity depends on factors like required interaction, visuals, content, time, skills, and the prototype's purpose. Prototypes can be used for exploration of ideas, focusing on a concept, documentation, demonstrations, usability testing, and more. Inspiration can come from unexpected sources, and being creative is important.
Responsive Design with Axure 7.0’s Adaptive ViewsSvetlin Denkov
Introducing creating Responsive Web Design with Axure 7.0' Adaptive Views feature. Presentation was originally given at DePaul University in front of the students of HCI 430 course during the 2015 Winter quarter.
The document discusses how Sophie Charles used various media technologies during the research, construction, and evaluation stages of her project. During research, she used YouTube to research different soap operas and completed preliminary tasks to learn video editing and uploading skills. For construction, she created a soap opera trailer using movie maker and ancillary products like posters using Photoshop. She also used SlideShare to upload documents to her blog and added videos and pictures to blog posts. During evaluation, she created a PowerPoint presentation to bring her planning together in chronological order.
The document introduces the basic tools and interface of the Lumberyard game engine. It describes 7 key elements: 1) the main menu for accessing tools, 2) the top toolbar for common tools, 3) the entity outliner to view and manage entities, 4) the asset browser to access game assets, 5) the perspective viewport to view levels, 6) the entity inspector to manage entity components, and 7) the console to view output and enter commands. The document provides screenshots and explanations of each interface element to help new users understand the Lumberyard editor.
The document provides an overview of the tools and interface in Microsoft PowerPoint 2007, explaining the various sections like the toolbar, slide pane, outline pane, and animation tools that allow users to design and lay out slides, add text, graphics, animations and transitions between slides, and view or share their presentations. It describes the different options available under the Office button to open, save, print or share presentations and provides a brief introduction on how to get started creating presentations using PowerPoint 2007.
Adobe Illustrator CS5 Part 1 : Introduction to Illustratorcsula its training
Adobe Illustrator CS5 is used to create graphics and type in vector format. Vector graphics are made up of points, lines, and curves that are defined by mathematical equations. Vector graphics are resolution independent, which means that they can be resized to any size without losing quality. This handout provides an overview of the Illustrator CS5 user interface and vector graphics, and covers how to create different shapes using the Pen tool.
If you would like to see more videos on Adobe Illustrator, please visit http://www.youtube.com/mycsula for more online training.
There you can find FREE tutorials on Illustrator, Photoshop, Microsoft Office, HTML5, and many more!
This is a guide to PowerPoint 2007 that I created for staff INSET. It covers lots of things from the very basics to the more complex features of the developer tab. I spent a while on this so I thought I would share in case anyone else would find this use
Intro to Axure 7 - User Vision Breakfast BriefingStephen Denning
Axure 7 is the latest version of the successful prototyping software and offers some interesting new functionality. This presentation introduces the new version (in beta at the time of the presentation) and highlights some of the headline additions, including the "Repeater Widget" and "Adaptive Views".
Introduction to Adobe Illustrator Basics. Adobe Illustrator lessons (high school level). Explains the difference between bitmap and jpeg. Explains the uses of Adobe Illustrator in the Graphic Design market.
The document provides an introduction to the ActivInspire software. It explains that the ActivBoard is used with an ActivPen, not dry erase markers. The pen nib acts as a left mouse button and the orange button acts as a right mouse button. Flipcharts are interactive lessons created in the ActivInspire software that can be presented, edited, and shared with others. There are design and presentation modes for creating and teaching flipcharts.
The document provides an overview of the Adobe Illustrator CS5 user interface and how to use some of its vector drawing tools. It describes starting the program, exploring the application bar, menu bar, workspace, panels like layers and tools, and how to open and work with files. Key points covered include how to create basic shapes using the rectangle and pen tools, including tracing an image to create a vector graphic of leaves and a stem. More complex techniques like creating 3D objects and adjusting paths are also demonstrated.
This tutorial teaches how to create an interactive robot animation using Adobe Flash. Key points covered include:
1. Flash can represent user interface states through frames and include interactivity through transitions between frames.
2. The tutorial uses Flash 8 and provides information on obtaining Flash.
3. The Flash interface is explained, including the timeline for frames/layers, stage for drawing, and panels for tools/properties.
4. Drawing tools are used to create shapes and symbols representing the robot's face and buttons to control it. Symbols allow reusing elements by instance.
5. Layers are created on the timeline for each element to organize the robot animation. Frames will represent different robot mood
This tutorial provides instructions for using various tools and features in Adobe Illustrator CS6, including how to change colors, use strokes and fills, transform objects, work with layers, apply effects, perform live traces, create clipping masks and blends, use perspective grids, and save files in different formats such as PDF. Key tools and panels like the color picker, stroke panel, and layers panel are explained. Step-by-step directions with accompanying screenshots are provided for each topic.
This document provides instructions for creating a new page on a website using a template and customizing it by uploading images, editing text boxes, adjusting the layout and privacy settings, adding widgets like images or text boxes, moving and saving sections, including a sign up form, and customizing thank you pages using the Leadpages WP plugin. The instructions guide the user through the entire process of designing and finalizing a new webpage.
UIStackView – Tom Bowden – Dec 2015 – Eventacular IncTom Bowden
Presentation on a new Apple UIKIt view layout technology in iOS 9 called UIStackView, with examples regarding its usage and properties. Presentation given by Tom Bowden, CEO of Eventacular, at Tokyo iOS Meetup in December 2015.
Flash can be used to create graphic animations and texts. The Properties Panel contains options for formatting text, such as font, size, and orientation. Flash treats text as objects that can be manipulated. Objects in Flash have a border and a fill area. Layers allow for independent editing of different elements. Buttons are created using symbols and have different states like up, over, down, and hit to control appearance during interaction. Tweening is used to animate motion by moving an object between positions over time in the timeline.
The document provides 10 tips for creating effective PowerPoint presentations:
1. Plan the presentation structure before designing slides.
2. Use a maximum of two fonts to avoid overwhelming the audience.
3. Leave white space and avoid cluttering slides with excessive text or graphics.
4. Consider adding animation and sound effects to engage audiences but do so sparingly to avoid distraction.
5. Provide digital copies for audiences to reference later rather than printing slides.
This tutorial provides steps to create a simple flyer in Inkscape. It includes instructions for setting up the document, drawing and formatting an oval, adding images and text blocks, and using tools like the bezier and path tools to add curved text on a path at the bottom of the oval. The 30 steps cover topics like using the oval, gradient, and text tools; setting fills and strokes; importing images; formatting text properties; and applying effects like blur to create a promotional flyer design.
This talk was given at the Swift Paris meetup in October 2018.
Earlier this year, shiny animated cards started appearing in Zenly and now they’re all over the app! This talk reveals the origin of the idea, the tricks behind the execution and how the cards evolved through multiple iterations.
This document provides a tutorial on using Adobe Photoshop. It discusses when Photoshop should be used, resolution standards, and file saving practices. It then covers the Photoshop workspace and tools. Specific Photoshop techniques are demonstrated like cropping, resizing images, adjusting brightness/levels, layers, and merging photos. Shortcut keys are provided at the end.
In this course i present an overview of Axure and what you can do with it.
The most important, i try to point you in the right direction to become an expert by yourself.
In this presentation i cover the following subjects:
- Basic widgets for wireframing
- Prototyping: Events, Interactions and Conditionals
- Exporting for devices (mobile and desktop)
- Documentation and Notes
- Tips, a lot of them
- Connect Axure prototypes with third party services
Ran Liron discusses different tools and levels of fidelity for prototyping, including high-end, office, and sketching tools. He explains the fidelity spectrum from rough sketches to high fidelity interactive prototypes. The appropriate tool and level of fidelity depends on factors like required interaction, visuals, content, time, skills, and the prototype's purpose. Prototypes can be used for exploration of ideas, focusing on a concept, documentation, demonstrations, usability testing, and more. Inspiration can come from unexpected sources, and being creative is important.
DUXDay Presentation – Prototyping In AxureNik Williamson
This document provides an overview of prototyping in Axure, including:
- A definition of Axure as helping to create click-through mockups or highly functional rich prototypes with conditional logic, dynamic content, and interactions.
- An overview of the key areas of the Axure interface, including the sitemap, library, toolbar, inspector pane, outline, and work space.
- Examples of Axure being used to prototype a college board reporting tool and a hospital scheduling prototype.
- Benefits of Axure like its training resources, fine-grained controls, robust widgets, ability to add variables, conditional logic, repeaters, flows, and dynamic content.
- A quote about good design
Prototyping with Axure RP - A brief introduction to AxureNorthernUX
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This document provides an overview of wireframing for product design. It discusses who uses wireframes, including designers, developers, product managers, and others. Wireframes are used to communicate the structure, content, hierarchy, functionality, and behavior of a product interface. The document then covers different styles of wireframing, from low to high fidelity. It also discusses tools for both non-digital and digital wireframing. The goal is to help readers better understand how to use wireframing in the product design and development process.
The document summarizes the proper uses of the prepositions "in", "on", and "at" for expressing times and dates in English. It provides examples of when to use each preposition for things like days, dates, times of day, periods of time, seasons, and the future. It then has an exercise for the reader to fill in the correct preposition for 16 different time and date phrases.
El documento presenta información sobre diferentes especies de palmeras y arbustos adecuados para proyectos de paisajismo en la zona costera de Playa del Carmen, Quintana Roo. Proporciona detalles sobre la estructura, forma de desarrollo y condiciones ideales de cada especie. El objetivo es seleccionar plantas apropiadas para dos proyectos específicos de diseño paisajístico.
Este documento contiene información confidencial sobre los productos y servicios de movilidad de ABA Mobile, incluyendo consultoría de estrategia de movilidad, movilización de procesos internos y externos, aplicaciones móviles, y formación. Describe los tipos de aplicaciones móviles, el proceso de desarrollo, y los beneficios de la movilidad para las empresas como la flexibilidad laboral, mejora de la comunicación interna, y optimización del rendimiento de los empleados.
El análisis FODA identifica las siguientes debilidades de Lircay: deficiente ordenamiento territorial y acondicionamiento urbano, contaminación ambiental, déficit de equipamiento e infraestructura de servicios básicos, deficiente estado de la infraestructura vial, baja productividad de los productos de la zona, débil organización e inseguridad ciudadana.
El documento presenta una lista de nombres de personas y sus respectivas instituciones educativas. Los nombres están asociados a cursos sobre el uso de materiales curriculares de ciencias, humanidades y el ciclo intermedio, así como cursos relacionados a la educación emprendedora y el enfoque ambiental en las escuelas de educación básica alternativa.
The document provides an overview of the history and operations of BAADER LINCO. It summarizes that BAADER was founded in Germany in 1919 and LINCO was founded in Denmark in 1944. In 2007, the two companies merged to form BAADER LINCO to provide total food processing solutions for fish and poultry industries. Today, BAADER LINCO focuses on poultry processing equipment and aims to be a global leader in the industry.
This document lists contact information for Herbalife offices and distribution centers worldwide. Locations include the world home office in Los Angeles, sales centers in various US cities, distribution centers in the US, Argentina, Australia, Bolivia, and Brazil. Phone numbers, addresses, and hours of operation are provided for order support, sales, and distributor relations in different countries.
This document celebrates Grandparents Day at CLC school and discusses the school's philosophy of transformative learning. It highlights how the school focuses on putting students at the center and emphasizing teachers as leaders, parents as partners, and project-based/service learning. Examples are given of applied academics projects in areas like solar cars, model UN, and integrated arts. The school aims to cultivate curiosity and provide a collaborative, choice-filled environment of friendship and imagination for students. In the end, the school expresses its love for grandparents on this special day.
The document discusses the benefits of exercise for mental health. Regular physical activity can help reduce anxiety and depression and improve mood and cognitive function. Exercise causes chemical changes in the brain that may help alleviate symptoms of mental illness and boost overall mental well-being.
Bruno descubre que sus pertenencias están siendo empacadas porque su familia se mudará debido a un nuevo trabajo importante de su padre. Su madre le informa que se mudarán muy lejos de Berlín y que Bruno tendrá que despedirse de sus tres mejores amigos. Bruno se entristece por tener que dejar su casa y amigos, pero su madre insiste en que no tienen otra opción.
The study measured homocysteine levels in 50 patients with ischemic stroke during acute and post-acute phases, 50 patients with vascular dementia, and 50 healthy subjects. Homocysteine concentration was higher in patients with ischemic stroke (16.93 μmol/L) and vascular dementia (20.39 μmol/L) compared to healthy subjects. Homocysteine levels increased during the post-acute phase of ischemic stroke after 7 and 14 days compared to acute phase levels. Statistical tests showed significant differences in homocysteine concentrations between acute and post-acute phases of ischemic stroke and between ischemic stroke and vascular dementia patients. A correlation was found between the number of strokes and homocysteine levels in patients with vascular
Este documento resume los resultados de ensayos de fertilización en soja en Argentina. Muestra que existen brechas significativas entre los rendimientos actuales y potenciales de soja, trigo y maíz, y que la nutrición juega un papel clave para cerrar estas brechas. Se destaca que la soja responde positivamente a la fertilización fosfatada cuando los niveles de fósforo en el suelo son bajos, y también puede responder a la aplicación de nitrógeno, azufre y micronutrientes como boro y zinc en ciert
This tutorial demonstrates how to create a website using the myaiesec.net web publishing system (WPS). It shows how to set up the basic page structure and navigation, create a sample website for a fictional Member Committee called "Secondlife", and add pages, folders, images and content. Key steps include creating an index.html homepage, adding additional pages through new folders, uploading and inserting images, and publishing pages live on the website. The WYSIWYG editor allows dragging and dropping content like in a word processor.
The document provides an overview of the key features and navigation of Autodesk360 (A360). It includes:
- The A360 dashboard which contains quick links, search, notifications, and access to projects, files, people, calendar, and more.
- How to search and find files within A360 projects and models using the search box or model structure tool.
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2. Axure
• One stop shop that Wireframes and makes
interactive Prototypes.
• Instead of using hotspots & images like InVision or
Flinto, it uses widgets, which allows for painless
rearrangement and rapid iteration.
7. So here are some of the important areas:
Page Nav
Sharing and Generation
Widget Creation
Interactivity
Style
Manager
Workspace
8. Making & Manipulating Shapes
Go to the widget library
area then click and
drag a rectangle into
the workspace.
9. Borders
Now go over to the style
area and find the options to
alter the borders
Select the thickest with your
rectangle selected
10. Color Palettes
Go to the “Fill” option and
click it
Your rectangle should look
like this now
Change the color to a color
of your choosing
11. Placement
Your beautiful flower of a
rectangle look like this now.
Filled with color!
The first set of (x, y) are your
coordinates
Let’s change those to (20, 20).
The second set alter the height and
width in px of your rectangle
Let’s change those to 150px, 150px.
12. Text & Styling
With the square selected,
which should now look like
this, double click to add text
Mess around with the font, style
and color.
Make sure it contrasts with the
color you’ve chosen
13. Step 1. Masters
Go to the widget library area and
drag a rectangle into the workspace.
change its coordinates to (20,180)
and make it a 75px, 75px square.
copy & paste it then drag it so that it
aligns like in the sample picture.
14. Step 2. Masters
Right click on the left black square
and select “Convert to Master”
Name the master something
interesting then hit continue
15. Step 3. Masters
Double click on your “Page 1” and drag
your master out into your fresh work
space.
Notice that it snaps to the same location
as the square on the “Home” page.
Double click the “Home” page to return
to our “interesting” square arrangement.
17. Dynamic Panels
So we have our
arrangement of squares
Right click the lower right
black one and convert it to
a dynamic panel
18. Adding States
The right square is now a
state of the dynamic panel
Right click and duplicate
the state
19. Alternating Between States
Double click the Dynamic Panel in the
Widget Manager
Rename the panel “Right Square”
Use the “Edit” button to rename “State 1”
“Black Square” and “State 2” “Red Square”
Double click on “Red Square” and change
the square’s color to red.
20. Interactivity
Now to give our dynamic panel some
pizazz…
Double click “OnClick”
Go down the list of options on the left
menu until you find “Set Panel State”
under “Dynamic Panels”
Click on that and it should show up
underneath “Case 1” with a lightning
bolt
21. Specifying the Interaction
Check the only available option
Under “Select the state” choose
“Next”
Then the option “Wrap from last to
first” will appear, check the box
Then click “OK”
22. Generating Prototypes Locally
Click “Preview”, which will generate
a local prototype in your browser
Click the large box and it will loop
between states for each click.
Alternating between black and red.
26. If this is the first upload of this file or if
you want to keep separate iterations
of the prototype, check “Create a new
project”
Name the project.
“Replace an existing project” wipes
the currently uploaded prototype, but
keeps the same url
Click “Publish” and it will start the
upload
Step. 3 Publish
27. This is the link that can be accessed online. Share it with
the world, yay!
Step. 4 Confirmation!
28. The AxShare Overview
Log in to axshare.com (or make a login)
Shows an overview of what you’ve uploaded as
well as the url
Uploaded file management (delete old uploads)
32. Keep the default configurations
Check the “Prevent vertical
page scrolling (blocks elastic
scrolling) box
Step 3. Dimensions
33. Upload an icon - it’s relevant
later on and take into account
the 114x114 px when
designing it!
Step 4. Icons!
34. Supposedly you can make a
splash screen, which displays
while the “app” is loading, but
it hasn’t worked for me, so
leave it blank.
Step 5. Splash Screens
35. To make your mobile prototype
look like a native application,
make sure that you check the
“Hide browser nav” box.
Step 7. Hiding the Nav
36. Click “OK” and proceed to
“Step 3. Publish” to finish
the upload.
Step 8. OK!
37. Mobile “Housekeeping”
Be conscious of your target screen’s pixel
dimensions - it matters.
iPhone 5 ratios vs. iPhone 4 etc vs. iPad vs.
the various flavors of Android etc.
Within the Axure file, make sure the
dimensions start from the 0,0 coordinates
Make use of the guides within your Axure file
to make sure that the prototype stays within
the dimensions
39. Native App Wizard
So you’ve uploaded your .rp file with the
mobile dimensions and all of the settings
from the last set of mobile slides…
Now What?
40. Linking to the Project
Well, remember that link you generated?
Copy it and email it to yourself so that you
don’t have to type it in on your mobile
browser.
40
41. Part 1. Setup
You should have this
sitemap sitting next to
your prototype
Go ahead and tap on
the highlighted button
41
42. Part 2. Setup
Tap “without sitemap” and
copy the link
Paste that link into your
browser and load it
42
43. Linking to Home Screen
Tap the options menu
in Safari
43
The tap the “Add to
Home Screen” button
44. Now it’s a Native “App”
Now you have a link to
your AxShare
prototype with the icon
44
Tap it and it will open while
hiding the Safari menus and
disabling the scrolling. It
now looks and feels native!
45. Useful Information
The good news is that once the prototype
is uploaded to AxShare and you’ve
created the link, you can push changes
and open the “app” with those changes
without going through this process again.
You just need to overwrite the same file.
Multiple people can do this and see what
you’ve done as you iterate and push the
changes, very cool.
49. Click on “New shared folder” in the upper
righthand corner
Step. 2 Make a Shared Folder
50. Since it’s a new folder, make
a new folder to share then
click “Next”
Step. 3 Create & Name
Name the folder, click “Next
51. Type in the email of the person you want to share with then click
“Share folder”
which should then give you a confirmation and email the person
you shared with
We’re done with the Dropbox website now and are moving on to
sharing the file on the Axure side!
Step. 4 Share
52. Open our beautiful Axure file,
the awesome part is
highlighted in red…
Step. 5 Open Axure
62. Step. 1 Opening the Project
Select “Get and Open
Team Project” under “File”
63. Step. 2 Opening the Project
Select “…” to find the
shared folder
64. Step. 3 Locating the Directory
Select the shared file then find the file that your friend
shared with you then find the name of the .rp file and press
next
This will then open the file after another confirmation screen
65. Good News
You only need to locate the file once
It will show up as a pink file instead of
a blue one meaning that it’s shared
Be careful about checking in/
checking out