Someone on the Interaction Design Association’s LinkedIn group recently asked how other people were using wireframes at work. This inevitably led to the age-old question of what is “the best” wireframing tool. Not only is there no best tool, but it’s not really a good question to begin with. The question should be what tools are best for the different phases of a design project.
For example, I use iRise on my job at Cars.com. iRise is an extremely powerful prototyping tool that allows you to build dynamic prototypes with real data records behind them. It’s one of the best prototyping tools available, but it’s also time intensive to use and not geared toward the early exploration of ideas.
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For example, I use iRise on my job at Cars.com. iRise is an extremely powerful prototyping tool that allows you to build dynamic prototypes with real data records behind them. It’s one of the best prototyping tools available, but it’s also time intensive to use and not geared toward the early exploration of ideas.
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