This document introduces the features of JIM, a prototyping tool that allows users to create high-fidelity prototypes using drag and drop, add interactivity through events and actions, collaborate with teams by sharing prototypes, and export prototypes to HTML. Key features include prototyping for multiple devices, inbuilt screen animations, commenting, requirements gathering, master templates, and an expression builder.

1. Saying Hello to JIM!
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06 August 2015
Gaurav Mishra
Lead UIX Designer

2. “Prototype, Simulate and Collaborate”

3. JIM features
• Create high-fidelity prototype via Drag and Drop
• Prototyping for Smartphone, desktop and google glass
• Create events, control screen flow via expression builder
• Inbuilt screen Animations
• Sitemap, Scenarios, Record requirements, comment
• Give feedback (comment mode), annotate the prototype
• Team Collaborate via shared prototype
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4. Start fresh (First step)
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5. The Workspace (Know the stage)
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6. Screen (The single shot)
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7. Screen Flows (Connecting the Dots)
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Click Event Map Interaction
Screen1
Screen2
Link to screen2

8. Create Events & map actions (Interactivity)
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9. Actions ( and reactions)
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10. Based on actions, simulate conditions
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11. Master Template Templates designed to replicate and share content across a prototype's
screens in order to save time and facilitate any global changes.
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12. Masters Template(Global change makers/breakers)
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13. Export and share
• Export to HTML
• Share prototype for team
collaboration
• Annotate, comments,
Write Requirements

14. Sitemap (The bird eye’s view)

15. Expression Builder (whats in and whats not)
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16. More to explore…
• Scenarios
It offers a system that allows you to model your use cases and navigation flows. These
flows are known as Scenarios
http://www.justinmind.com/support/tag/scenarios/

17. Thank you!
KEEP EXPLORING
Credits: INS Tarangini (A75)