Quick overview of Wireframing and the use of
• PowerPoint text boxes
• Balsamiq icons
• Andreas Wulf’s free Windows 8 icons
• Christian Naths’ free Redacted font set
1. BAPDD2013
This presentation is an introduction to wireframing and
was first presented at the BAPDD 2013 in Columbus,
Ohio on September, 13.
Since many people do not have the Redacted font set
installed on their computer, I have replaced the actual
font with pictures of the font.
This presentation will automatically advance, although
there was a bit of elaboration during the meeting.
Greg Swearingen
gregs@gergman.com
5. Wireframing
• A quick sketch
• A visual
representation
of the written
requirements
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6. Wireframing
All you need with
PowerPoint
•A collection of icons
For this wireframe
•PowerPoint text boxes
•Balsamiq icons
•Andreas Wulf’s free
Windows 8 icons
•Christian Naths’ free
Redacted font set
•Paint.Net free graphics
tool
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13. Resources &
Tools
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• Wireframes Magazine -- wireframes.linowski.ca
• Smashing Magazine -- www.smashingmagazine.com
• Christian Naths’ free Redacted font -https://github.com/christiannaths/Redacted-Font -Redacted Font
• PowerStory -- http://power-story.com
• Balsamiq -- http://www.balsamiq.com
• Andreas Wulf’s free icons for PowerPoint --
http://designmodo.com/windows-8-wireframe/
Notas del editor
A wireframe is a quick sketch.
The wireframe is a visual representation of the requirements implemented.
Keep in mind the pros and cons to using PowerPoint for wireframes. Balsamiq is nice for wireframes when you do not want a “finished” look. PowerPoint can give a “finished” look.
Keep in mind the pros and cons to using PowerPoint for wireframes. Balsamiq is nice for wireframes when you do not want a “finished” look. PowerPoint can give a “finished” look.