the concept and the element, not adjusting the line 5px to the left so that it aligns with the element below it, or not worry about the font size and the font alignment and the color. While drawing Wireframes and low fidelity mockups, or while drawing rough sketches on the Drawing board, it is advised that the designer use very thick pens, and draw thick lines, this is a deliberate attempt to keep the user focussed on what is more important at that point of time i.e. Check out this black and white rough sketch I drew with Balsamiq.Īnother advantage that Balsamiq delivers is the ability to ignore pixel perfection. Balsamiq says NO to color! By restricting itself to the Black and White Niche, Balsamiq differentiates itself from tons of tools in the market that try to do everything but end up as a jack of all trades. Instead, Balsamiq wins by taking a firm stand on what it refuses to do. Balsamiq establishes itself as a market leader not by including everything under the sun or by adding features created by competitors. Moreover, the tool is extremely customizable allowing you to add new assets to the mix.
the ability to retain the rough sketch vibe and take it into the digital realm is a great achievement. Balsamiq emerges as the clear winner among the lot, due to its ability to keep the wireframes rough, i.e. The explosion in the number of tools at the disposal of a visualizer only made it difficult to establish a single winner.
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Unlike the PC wars of the 1970s, the Desktop OS wars of the 1980s and the Browser Wars of the 1990s, Dot Com wars of the 2000s, the Social Network wars of the 2005s, the Mobile OS wars of the 2010s, the Wireframe Wars were fought silently and were won with relatively low bloodshed. So far so good - Here comes the part that is very interesting to us.
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