MichaelR's dashboard

MichaelR gave praise in Balsamiq on September 23, 2009 19:57:

Sync to Balsamiq Desktop

I think the UX is clean - and works well for collaboration
- Opportunities
make a clearer distinction between hub area and tool (need an exit entry metaphor)

MichaelR asked a question in Clearleft on April 05, 2009 14:17:

License ?

How you considered providing free licenses to non-profits, clubs and writers who will blog or write articles about your product?

A comment on the idea "Interaction Design Patterns?" in Balsamiq:

hi Giacomo

The welie site is great. I use it with the Jennifer Tidwell site 'www.designinginterfaces.com' to quickly prototype ideas.

To me, interaction design patterns are a compelling differentiator for the interaction designer -- enabling me to quickly "sketch" user interaction, with a series of set controls and a definitive problem statement to satisfy. – MichaelR, on December 31, 2008 12:36

A comment on the idea "Interaction Design Patterns?" in Balsamiq:

hi Giacomo

The welie site is great. I use it with the Jennifer Tidwell site 'www.designinginterfaces.com' to quickly prototype ideas.

To me, interaction design patterns are a compelling differentiator for the interaction designer -- enabling me to quickly "sketch" user interaction, with a series of set controls and a definitive problem statement to satisfy. – MichaelR, on December 31, 2008 12:35

A comment on the idea "Interaction Design Patterns?" in Balsamiq:

hi Giacomo

The welie site is great. I use it with the Jennifer Tidwell site 'www.designinginterfaces.com' to quickly prototype ideas.

To me, interaction design patterns are a compelling differentiator for the interaction designer -- enabling me to quickly "sketch" user interaction, with a series of set controls and a definitive problem statement to satisfy. – MichaelR, on December 31, 2008 12:35

MichaelR shared an idea in Balsamiq on December 29, 2008 01:10:

Interaction Design Patterns?

Have you ever thought of doing a series of design patterns with this tool? It would be a great time saver (and extremely valuable) to have a series of widely available interaction patterns (example: www.welie.com) to use as starting points for great design.