I know Canonical designers use a lot Balsamiq, which is very powerful. It
isn't free, but you can have a free licence by contacting them for free
software design.
2011/9/5 Greg <noh.spam.jose@gmail.com>
Hi,
My preferred prototyping tools have been Inkscape (using javascript to
introduce interactive behaviours, where required), Impress for testing
basic
state transitions in a scenario (either with screen grabs or mock-ups made
with the drawing tools - or both)
I recently rediscovered Pencil, a prototyping tool that seems to have
started
as a Firefox plug-in. I think the standalone version has more to it. I
tried
the standalone version and I was pleasantly surprised at how quick it is to
mock things up. Also, sharing the files allows a degree of collaborative
design. There's no interaction but for panel design, it's great.
See http://pencil.evolus.vn/en-US/Home.aspx
I know tools don't shortcut the value of years of UI design experience but
at
least they might help consistency and collaboration.
(I'm not allied in any way to the product; just reporting, having used it a
bit)
Cheers,
Greg
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