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competitionmaster 2.0
Join Date: Oct 2006
Location: USA
Posts: 1,508
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prototyping application
Are there any cheaper alternatives to Axure or iRise? Something of comparable quality that doesn't cost thousands and thousands of dollars to outfit a team with the software? .
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competitionmaster 2.0
Join Date: Oct 2006
Location: USA
Posts: 1,508
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It can't add functionality, though, can it? Like setting up links and stuff. (in the trial) Axure does it easily. You could set up a working model of a site for a client in no time. You'd still have to design and program it, but it would show them how everything would work. .
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Grumpy old man
Join Date: Oct 2007
Location: North Japan
Posts: 2,407
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I can't see what any of these interface prototyping tools do that wouldn't be just as quick (and considerably higher quality) in Illustrator and Dreamweaver. At least then it would look roughly like it's supposed to rather than like a bunch of Axure widgets bunged together which bear no real relationship to the actual final artwork. Making a canned demo of a site for a client is a piece of cake. This is a solution in search of a problem. "Hunch is a retard. He is fat, car, homosexual, gay, smelly, hungry, and doesn't like that Montel guy, because that's from Schindler's List."
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