Overall, it’s been a productive first half of the year here at the ole’ corner restaurant.
#Balsamiq wireframes free download verification#
Creating a Balsamiq Cloud account should be much easier, thanks to a new 6-digit verification process.It should be much easier to tell controls apart, especially with all the icons we recently added. The UI Library got a makeover to match the new editor. We hope also to bring that feature to other browsers (once they support the technology). If you’re a Chrome user, you can also sample colors outside the browser. The Color Picker now has an eye-dropper tool for sampling colors in your browser. While there isn’t a way to revert the entire editor to the previous version, you can toggle all of the panels (Navigator, UI Library, and Property Inspector) to bring the editor to a very close copy of the old editor. We are still evaluating how the desktop app fits into our product lineup. Right now, we don’t have plans to bring this interface to the desktop app. This is a tricky question to answer because we honestly don’t know. When is this coming to Balsamiq Wireframes for Desktop? We are ready to help! Frequently Asked Questions Of course, if you have any questions, don’t hesitate to email the support team.
There are a couple of other things that you can read more about in the documentation, but that is hopefully enough information to get you wireframing in the new editor. The Smiley Menu is mostly your view and administrative actions. The quick hits here are that the Project Menu (which shows the name of the Project) and Wireframe Menu (which shows the name of the current wireframe) have your Project and Wireframe options, respectively. There are also, of course, menus, and they, too, have changed. It’s really great wireframing on such a clean canvas. However, we suspect that the more time you spend on the new version, the more you’ll find that it’s all you’ll need. You can toggle the Navigator, UI Library, and Property Inspector back on, and the editor will look mostly as it did before this release. If you think this looks a little too bare, fear not. Everything is there, tucked away until you need it. With the editor closed, these are what the various buttons do. It’s been months in the making (the first project to bear fruit after we announced the splitting of Desktop and Web codebases), and we are happy to share it with you finally. It’s as close to pen and paper as our app has ever come, and we are so excited about it. We have hidden everything away so that you can focus on wireframing. But if we close everything (have to tidy up before company comes), it looks like this.Īnd that, friends, is the beautiful new Balsamiq Wireframes editor. The idea is to ensure it’s still comfortable for folks who want to use it with everything open. Now I understand you might think, “Oh, that looks very similar,” and you’d be right. So, without further ado, here is the new Balsamiq Wireframes editor. Fear not we are not removing features from the editor (in fact, if you keep scrolling, you’ll see a couple of things we have added) we are simply tidying things up - like you would if you had company coming to your house.
It’s been a season of shucking here as we look at every aspect of the editor, trimming the unnecessary bits and making it leaner and more approachable.
#Balsamiq wireframes free download update#
But I’m here now with a massive update to Balsamiq Cloud (and our other web apps). It’s been a little while since we last spoke (and even longer since we have spoken at length here - most of our conversations have been happening in the desktop app’s release notes).
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