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If you are a programmer, surely the amazing mockups or schemes with which Mark Shuttleworth y CÃa delighted us every time shared some ideas about changes to the visual appearance of Ubuntu. I have also seen the same mockups in designs linked to future modifications in Firefox. If you are a programmer and your talents as a draftsman leave much to be desired, I assure you that this tool can help you a lot when it comes to build the visual environments of your applications. |
Balsamiq Mockups It is not free software, but it does work well. It allows you to draw the visual design of your applications in a natural way; you only need to insert, modify and move the predesigned objects or those created by the user.
The final results speak for themselves ...
To see more examples, I recommend you visit this page.
Key features
- It comes with a bunch of predesigned objects (status bars, menus, progress bars, etc.)
- It allows to export the design to PNG, PDF and even to the clipboard.
- It allows you to embed your designs on your web page or in bug reports.
- You can share your designs through a system very similar to Dropbox.
You can try Balsamiq Mockups online from their website.