Very nice! A suggestion: make mockups exportable to images. It shouldn't be hard with something like this: http://www.nihilogic.dk/labs/canvas2image/
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#33Great tool. Two questions. Any way to edit or save in private?
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#34looks good. one thing though: on my 30" the distance between the phone elements and the bin is extremely far (worse on the rotated 24"). move the bin or let me remove an element by dbl-clicking it.
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#35looks good. one thing though: on my 30" the distance between the phone elements and the bin is extremely far (worse on the rotated 24"). move the bin or let me remove an element by dbl-clicking it.
Isn't it easier to just resize your browser window?
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#36Earlier quoted context omitted.
Isn't it easier to just resize your browser window?
no. i resize with sizeup (macosx) and the right frame with all the control elements is just a tad too big (in height) than half of my screen. i would have to resize with my mouse which - plain and simple - sucks.
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#37looks good. one thing though: on my 30" the distance between the phone elements and the bin is extremely far (worse on the rotated 24"). move the bin or let me remove an element by dbl-clicking it.
I imagined something like this could be a problem. Thanks for the idea to delete elements with doubelcick. I implemented it already :)
Otherwise, great tool!
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#38Earlier quoted context omitted.
no. i resize with sizeup (macosx) and the right frame with all the control elements is just a tad too big (in height) than half of my screen. i would have to resize with my mouse which - plain and simple - sucks.
I don't know much about either piece of software. But what made you decide to buy sizeup instead of moom? http://manytricks.com/moom/
i have been using sizeup for a long time now, started using it when moom wasn't all that powerful. i think nowadays i would go with moom and customize everything. on the other hand, sizeup does everything i need except for shrinking/growing a window and is extraordinarily stable.
disclaimer: i use Witch => I have nothing against Many Tricks.