Artistic Drawing Applied to the Web Layout Designer
summary
Encourages web layout developers to sketch page layouts on paper with pencil before coding. Argues that simple hand-drawn wireframes (just boxes and lines) speed up iteration, help separate structure from visual design, aid component modularization and memory, and reduce overall time; no special drawing skill is required—just overcome the fear of using paper.
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chapters (9)
- 0:00Start
- 8:43Visual dictionary
- 15:33Let's see an example step by step
- 19:57Space to think
- 20:33Overview
- 21:09Identify components
- 22:39Plan interactions
- 27:01Materials
- 29:15Result
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