Show HN: Enterface, a UI design app concept I'm designing
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#2A call to action like an e-mail update form would've been a good move, don't you think?
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#3This looks really good! So now I'm wundering what this service might cost and when Enterface might be online?
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#4This looks cool and very well put together. It's obvious you've paid lots of attention to detail. At our company, and I suspect many others, there is lots of collaboration between the design side and the implementation of the design (these roles are exclusive). For our purposes, we don't really need pixel-perfect designs, as we just like to get a rough idea implemented, then iterate on it. How do you use this tool in your workflow? Also, how do you use the CSS feature? I would never copy/paste generated CSS into code, but I guess it gives you something to start with?
Re: Show HN: Enterface, a UI design app concept I'm designing
#5Heh, Isolation Mode, indicated by a North Korean flag
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#6This looks really good! So now I'm wundering what this service might cost and when Enterface might be online?
From the image, I'm guessing it won't be an online service, but a native app.
Re: Show HN: Enterface, a UI design app concept I'm designing
#7The Flyout Tool is pretty novel. It's one UI quirk that bugs me in a lot of apps that support layering.
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#8This is freakin awesome. How much will it cost? When will it be available?
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#9This looks great, very well done. I build these kinds of tools for my own company, and while we take a different approach, this is really impressive. I will check it out!
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#10> Enterface is an app for creating polished, production ready, pixel-perfect, multi-page, multi-state mockups of user interfaces.
I like what you've done.
But I wonder if mockups really need to be polished, production ready, pixel-perfect etc.