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Category Archives: Thermo
review: Balsamiq Mockups
It took me, as a ‘first time ever’ user of Balsamiq, about two hours to complete a wireframe I had sketched up on paper in a few minutes. That’s a plus – I doubt anyone besides myself can read the wireframe I sketched by hand, much less make heads or tails of it, while the one I made with Balsamiq is quite legible, while still lo-res such that it should impress upon the client that this is indeed a mockup not meant to communicate any sense of the look & feel of the application. My other thoughts for this particular wireframe were to do it either in FIreworks or in Flash Catalyst. Continue reading
Posted in AIR, Adobe, Balsamiq Mockups, Design, Flash Catalyst, RIA, Thermo, UXD, Wireframing
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review: Creating Visual Experiences with Flex 3.0 by Juan Sanchez & Andy McIntosh
The short version: Juan & Andy rock, Addison Wesley SUCKS. Continue reading
Posted in ActionScript, Adobe, Flash Catalyst, Flex, RIA, Software Architecture, Thermo, UXD
Tagged ActionScript, Adobe, anaara, book, effective, Flex, programming, review, ui, UXD
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Flasher Magazine issue #1
Lee Brimelow released the first issue of Flasher Magazine, a video magazine focused on the Flash Platform. Interviews include Ryan Stewart on Flash Catalyst and a ‘making of’ with tips on making your on video tutorials at the end. Check … Continue reading
Posted in ActionScript, Adobe, Flash, Flash Catalyst, Post Production, Thermo
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Thermo – at last!!!
Ever since we first saw the early preview of Thermo at MAX in Chicago last year, every time we have started a new project I have mused, ‘man we could have really used thermo!’. Since they were offering hands on … Continue reading