A while ago we got a message from one of the users.  Here’s what Mark said: “I really wish that I could set the individual menu cell width for a horizontal menu so that when I am overlaying it on an existing web design that it will line up correctly with the existing menu tabs…

  Sharing ideas in the real time, faster and better team communication, ability to go back and see conversations history… these are just a few things you get thanks to new JustProto feature – chat! Each and every collaborator signed to the project gets the view of the history. You won’t have to go over

We got an email from one of the Internauts, who said JustProto was the cure for his pain! We are verry happy! See for yourself what was the thing Sleepy (icanfinally@sleepagain.com) wrote:   > man, i don’t think i’ve ever seen such a boring demo video. I guess i > shoulda seen it coming after

  As part of a  new JustProto version we improved the text editor. Next to standard formatting options now you have available a few new ones. What options exactly? Take a look at the picture. Below the image you’ll find a brief description of each new option.       Paste as plain text –

Soon JustProto’s getting new feature – chat:) Thanks to chat all collaborators will have the chance to talk over the project in JustProto without using any other chatlike solutions. Chat history will be saved in JustProto so users gain access to conversations – even if they go out of town – directly in the web

Toghether with Speckyboy online magazine we set up a competition. You can win free JustProto licences :) All you need to do is go here and comment the post.   Click, comment, win! Good luck!    

JustProto wins 4th round of the Wireframe Madness App Tourney! Why to use JustProto? (according to the tournament results) Customize interface with company logo Auto save Nice set of social icons, iab standard ads, and iphone/ipad/android tools Collaboration and co-edit ability Allows Components page templates Simple prototyping ability Rulers and grid with pixel increments Easy

How many times were you annoyed by the fact your perfectly placed elements moved accidently? Or the cat sat on the keyboard and your work just went to hell? If that made you “go bananas” – here’s the solution: we present new JustProto element property – Lock/Unlock! Since now on you can block certain elements

Prototyping, though often confused with magic, is just a simple tool to reach satisfying level of: 1. Creativity (prototyping as a „brainstorming tool”) 2. Certainity (prototyping as a „testing tool”) 3. Clarity (prototyping as a project documentation) It’s also known as 3c – 3 reasons to prototype.

Here’s another great news for JustProto users. Long-awaited feature is now done and ready to be used.   Easily created components are a great tool for everyone who have problem with applying the same, multiple elements on various pages of prototype. They’re piece of cake to use – just click Add like you do it

So you’re either part of User Experience team or have invested in creating one and you’re not happy with the results. What’s going on? What are the main reasons? Remember: Usually your team isn’t a group of lemmings. They just got temporarily lost. 1. They don’t work together (And by together I don’t mean in

1. Efficiency Paper prototyping is the only one truly rapid method of prototyping. It doesn’t take much time to create basic visualization of your ideas. Actually it’s a matter of minutes. That means that you’re gaining more time for prototyping (and testing!) alternative user interfaces. Create more in less time that’s efficiency which must result

Redesigns of popular websites usually gain much attention. Attention which is easily transfered to severe protests and conservative shouts („give me back the old user interface!”). Users of the Internet are strangely Phlegmatic in terms of Hipocrates-Galen theory of temperament – they hate change. Of course situation of protests happened recently to Facebook with the

I would say we’re teenagers of the IT world. And just as rebelious teenagers, we have strange tendancy to defend strongholds of our views in a nonsense manner. Who never has a fight with unbelieving in a power of user testing programmer, vintage project manager, or client who knows what is the best for his

Hello UXPin friends and, hopefully, soon-to-be-friends who just stopped by on our blog. „…Redesigning paper prototyping? Doesn’t it sound silly? Well, we worship innovation and believe in a change harder than Obama does. We have urge to make things better, bigger than Timberland (which has a slogan „Make it better!”). Nope, we didn’t have any