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#WIREFRAME TOOLS REVIEW UPDATE#
#WIREFRAME TOOLS REVIEW TRIAL#

Inside the Briefs library there are four sub-libraries: Android, Blueprint, Desktop and iOS, so this is great for cross-platform projects.

Assets browser: This is where to browse a sizable library of actors.

Inspector: This allows you to change scene and actor properties.

Scene list: This allows easy visualization and navigation among scenes.

In the upper right-hand corner, you’ll find the mainmenu: I’ve found Briefs’ menus to be intuitive and essential, but they don’t sacrifice functionality. In turn, they contain many actors to deal with interactions. The app offers several templates both for mobile and desktop platforms.īriefs’ primary structure is a timeline with multiple scenes, each of which represent a single app visual state. MartianCraft always keeps Briefs up to date with new OS and hardware releases. But there’s a drawback as well you can’t make changes on the fly as you can with Blueprint or AppCooker. For example, you can enjoy the comfort of working with a bigger screen and other synergic desktop utilities.

#WIREFRAME TOOLS REVIEW TRIAL#

The trial version has no expiration date, but it’s limited to 10 scenes and 1 timeline.īriefs is a desktop application, which presents several advantages. Note: MartianCraft gives you the possibility to try a fully functional app before you buy Briefs. Even sharing your projects with clients can be painless with the free companion iOS app Briefscase. Like the other apps highlighted in part 1, you can create simple mockups and deliver iterations to your design. Briefs by MartianCraftīriefs is a $199, first-class Mac application that makes mocking up really easy on platforms… and yes, even fun! I’ll give a review of each app, then at the end of the article I’ll share my personal recommendation on which is the best app mockup tool for you.Īnd best of all – we have some giveaways at the end! Keep reading to see how you can enter to win. The special thing about these particular tools is that they can be used to make all kinds of mockups – even for desktop apps or websites. So in this second part of the series, we’re going to take at three more mockup tools:

These are all great tools, but there’s a lot more than that!

In the first part of this series, I reviewed several popular app mockup tools:

#WIREFRAME TOOLS REVIEW UPDATE#

Update 3/16/14: Congrats to the lucky winners who won a free copy of Blueprint or AppCooker: brente, tylerclark, quickfinga, Chamorro702, jim, grzehotnik, smick, davsys01, armilam, and vmacavero! We will be in touch to deliver your prizes soon.