Wireframes & Usability RSS- Working with Custom Stencils in PidocoDo you want to save time in your projects? Do you want to reuse elements of your prototypes and ensure that your work is consistent? At Pidoco, we’ve added a new feature, which can help you save time when you create your prototypes. We’ve introduced “Custom Stencils”, which enables our users to edit and group […]
- Working with Folders in PidocoHave you checked out our new folder system yet? At Pidoco, you can now use folders to organize your pages, stencils and layers. This is a great way to help you keep track of your work, especially if you’re working on a big wireframe project. You can organize your work thematically, or according to the […]
- Breadcrumb NavigationAt Pidoco, we’ve updated our navigation system. We’ve made it even easier for you to move between the pages and layers of your prototype, helping you get to the parts of your project you need quickly and easily. We have now included forward and back buttons to help you go back to the previous view […]
- Bridging The Gap: From Paper Scribbles To Interactive PrototypesPidoco and ScatchApp are joining forces to help our users make the most of paper prototyping. While Pidoco is a great tool for creating UI prototypes of websites and software applications really easily, we still find that some of our users prefer to create their initial designs on paper. To help our users save time […]
- Pidoco is hiring!We’re looking for web developers, freelancers and interns in software programming and marketing. If you would like to work for a fun and exciting startup email us at info@pidoco.com. For more information go to https://pidoco.com/en/company/jobs. We would love to hear from you! […]
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Category Archives: User Interface Design
Steve Jobs’ Legacy is Assured in Both Product & User Interface Design Part 3
These is the third part of a three-part blog post on Steve Job’s legacy on user interface design. One of he buzz-words in the tech world today is the term ‘Post-PC’. This term, referred to at Microsoft as “PC-Plus” is … Continue reading
Steve Jobs’ Legacy is Assured in Both Product & User Interface Design Part 2
User Interface Design on the NeXT After being ousted from Apple in 1985 Steve Jobs went on to found a new computer company called NeXT. Although NeXT computers had a reputation for being advanced they remained the preserve of higher … Continue reading
Steve Jobs’ Legacy is Assured in Both Product & User Interface Design Part 1
Now that Steve Jobs has resigned as CEO of Apple the curtain has fallen on one of the most influential CEOs of all time. Both his tenures as Apple CEO have yielded products that have shaped product and user interface … Continue reading
Amazon Tablet Spotted in the Wild
The rumors of Amazon’s entry in the tablet market have been fever pitch for some time now. While it was already known that the Amazon tablet would be running Android it has also been expected that this tablet could be … Continue reading
Apple and the HTML5 Insurrection: A Revolution in User Interface Design Part 3
This is the first part of my three part blog post on how HTML5 will impact app development and user interface design. Amazon is not the only company turning to HTML5 to circumvent Apple’s new 30% tax on in-app purchases … Continue reading
Apple and the HTML5 Insurrection: A Revolution in User Interface Design Part 2
This is the first part of my three part blog post on how HTML5 will impact app development and user interface design. Some apps, such as Kindle decided to drop in-app links to the Amazon Store from the user interface … Continue reading
Apple and the HTML5 Insurrection: A Revolution in User Interface Design Part 1
This is the first part of my three part blog post on how HTML5 will impact app development and user interface design. One of the most assertive yet curious stances that Apple took when it released the iPhone was to … Continue reading