My whole visit on this website I spent looking for the resulting prototype I could play with. If the product of your app is something interactive, why not show it off?
Prototyping iPhone apps on paper with POP
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#22This concept is novel because it replaces the need to "design" the app in a separate piece of software (and learn yet another UI). Although I like Balsamiq sometimes sketching is quicker, and more convenient. I think ideally having both options would be good as sometimes the urge to sketch an idea arises, but normally I would use the software. Also Idea: They should sell app mockup paper/pads as a side business.
Agree on the idea. Pads and colored pencils that allow for more intricate interactions when recognized by the app.
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#23This reminds me of codiqa [1], a web app for creating skeleton mobile web apps. I use it all the time to mockup basic workflows like this.
disclaimer - I am a customer of codiqa.
[1] - http://codiqa.com
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#25I was expecting to pay $5 for this...
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#26Earlier quoted context omitted.
http://popapp.in/plans
Ah, paid plans for the mobile version, too. I wonder why that isn't linked on the home page.
Hi this is Wraecca from the POP team, we're sorry that we're not ready for the premium feature, but it will be released soon. Thank you!
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#27Genius. And it's not often I say that.
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#29This is great! Why is it free? UPDATE Ah: http://jiwo.in/pop-web/plans.html
"Why is it free?"
Would that be a bad thing? Why everything has to be paid for?