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Prototyping with JumpChart

One of my favourite reads of the moment is Web Worker Daily, a blog edited by Om Malik and Anne Zelenka. Or would you call it an e-zine for web workers? While it offers a wide variety of information for the modern day web worker it has some specific information that I always seem to get a bookmark from here and there.

Today’s post by Samuel Dean highlights an online prototyping tool called JumpChart. You can sign up for a free account with JumpChart to work on sites up to 10 pages, big enough for small sites, as well as having the ability to collaborate with non-technical people on the design. Then you can grab the prototype as clean XHTML and CSS. I’m not sure I like the idea of a JavaScript file for the navigation (which I saw in the last demo) - I’ll have to look into that - but seeing as this is a prototyping tool then maybe its fine for what its meant to be achieving.

JumpStart online collaboration prototyping tool

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