Rapid prototype tools for Mobile apps

After looking into this Omnigraffle and Axure can be slow to create rapid prototypes. And the linking on Omni is not great. There are lots of web tools out there that automate a lot of this stuff for you. fluidui is really quick and easy to use after a small amount of training. I created a 10 page mobile app tappable prototype in half a day. Lins to fuidui and others. Prototype http://proto.io/en/examples/ Fluidui www.fluidui.com/ Flinto https://www.flinto.com Pop Sketch, photograph and then link together https://popapp.in Zurb http://foundation.zurb.com/ Fireworks http://fireworks.smashingmagazine.com/2013/01/11/ios-prototyping-adobe-fireworks-tap-part1/ Bootstrap http://getbootstrap.com/getting-started/ iOS Illustrator wire framing kit http://blakeperdue.com/ios7-wireframe-kit/ Storyboard in xcode http://blog.mengto.com/prototype-xcode-storyboard/

Junya Ishigami Table

Junya Ishigami Balloon

http://www.jnyi.jp/ http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jun%27ya_Ishigami

Dave Jordano's Detroit

Angela Moore

Angela Moore

Edward Lear

http://www.ashmolean.org/exhibitions/lear/

Bambuser and Sousveillance

Wired reported on Bambuser mobile live video broadcasting and how it took on a whole new use away from the inane use of broadcasting every moment of people skiing downhill or stuffing their faces with food to its use in the Arab Spring uprising.

Also in the Sousveillance tool box
Looxcie a headset camera that can record up to 5hrs of footage

Pranav Mistry and the global protests seems to have set wearable computer industry in motion

They create

http://theycreate.co.uk/

berg svk comic

anthony burrill

Zaha Installation in Philadelphia

always good

fuse-atelier house

Berg talk at SVA NY

Matt Jones & Jack Schulze, “Immaterials” from MFA Interaction Design on Vimeo.

Berg at the printers in uckfield

SVK at the printers from BERG on Vimeo.

one little blog

the death of the conversation

The ever great Stuart Baily has reinvented

himself no more dexter sinister and now the

serving library. Here's an extract from one of

the essays by Bruce Sterling:

THE LIFE AND DEATH OF MEDIA

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This is Jacqueline Goddard

speaking in January 1995. Jacqueline was born in 1911, and she was one of the 20th century’s great icons of bohemian femininity. Man Ray photographed her in Paris in 1930, and if we can manage it without being sued by the Juliet Man Ray Trust, we’re gonna put brother Man Ray’s

knock-you-down-and-stomp-you-gorgeous image of Jacqueline up on our vaporware Website someday. She may be the patron saint of this effort.

Jacqueline testifies:

After a day of work, the artists wanted to get away from their studios, and get away from what they were creating. They all met in the cafes to argue about this and that, to discuss their work, politics and philosophy ... We went to the bar of La Coupole. Bob, the barman, was a terribly nice chap ... As there was no telephone in those days everybody used him to leave messages. At the Dome we also had a little place behind the door for messages. The telephone was the death of Montparnasse.

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