I am looking into wireframing/prototyping tools, and I came across this graph which nicely summarizes what "niche" the tool falls into, based on two criteria:
Basically, along the X-axis the tool is rated on whether it is meant for quick/"sketchy" looking wireframes (monochrome, lack of visual elements) OR whether it is "high-fidelity," meaning colorful designs with animated transitions.
Along the Y-axis is whether the tool is good for small projects vs large multi-page projects.
The main problem with this graph is that it's missing a bunch of tools (that are perhaps newer).
My question to you is: Can you help with putting any of the following tools into the correct "quadrant"?
- Sketch
- Principle
- Atomic.io
- Origami
- Proto.io
- Macaw
- Keynote
- Weld
- Mockingbird
- MockFlow
- ...Any others that I missed?
I think it would help anyone like me who is confused by the sheer number of tools out there.
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Submitted September 25, 2015 at 08:02PM by throwaway-e5ygqv http://ift.tt/1MuO5Sw
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