App / Site mockup software

[erect]

with the worst name in the world

The software is really cool shit though. It's a great brainstorming development sketchpad for both sides of the conversation

[ame="http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=70hfU7_95Gw"]Intro to Balsamiq Mockups - YouTube[/ame]

Pro Tip: use this for front end & bubbl.us for the backend sketchpad

 

[erect]

either nobody gives a shit or nobody saw this thread ... guess we'll find out soon enough.

 

[eliquid]

so many tools, so little time

 

[CLKeenan]

I use a tool called MockFlow. It's an Adobe AIR app that also has a web app counterpart that syncs up. I like it.

 

[mattseh]

yeah i bought it, it's good. but then i decided to work on a load of projects that have no GUI, so dchuk has my license now.

 

[some_guy]

My old boss used to love basamiq, and wanted it to look EXACTLY like his mock up, trying to explain to him mock ups were a mockup, not an actual design were useless. So after much pain and custom controls I got it looking about 90% the same, only for him to change his mind on what he wanted it to look like, sigh

 

[MSTeacher]

Someone (mattseh?) in a different thread recently recommended another similar service that looked really good. I didn't bookmark it. They represent some big brands.

 

[saapbaad]

I like Balsamiq and I also use Cacoo for the mockups I need accessible across many locations/platforms.

 

[elclandestino]

AxureRP and Omnigiraffle, my weapon of choice

 

[SethH]

I downloaded Balsamiq yesterday after remembering reading this thread a while back, gotta say I absolutely love it. Really easy to use and makes for very fast wireframes. Saved me a ton of time giving my designer instructions. Thanks for pointing this out OP

 

[daGazaman]

My choice too

AxureRP and Omnigiraffle, my weapon of choice

I like them too. But I am going to look at Balsamiq... never know what gems are out there... Just hope it doesn't leave a sour taste