The reason I am proposing to use JIM is to avoid implementation-specific details, and Holy Wars on CMS selection. Other options for clickable prototypes include: Justinmind,4 another. Right now I have a situation where there's an existing site, and a separate shopping cart, plus 3 or 4 other systems, including a CRM system. Non-HTML Digital Prototypes While paper prototypes are useful when you're working. This should probably be implemented as SaaS, for an extra fee, but I should get a free pass for suggesting it :) The basic premise behind this wireframing tool is to keep the mock-ups. Eventually, this could be an add-in/feature of JIM, "New Simulation from Website", and then "Import Simulation from Website Here". that generates rough HTML layouts such as InVision, Mockflow, Justinmind.
Sets or returns the value of the name attribute of the hidden input field. Returns a reference to the form that contains the hidden input field. Theoretically, you could have some PERLish function which strips away a lot of HTML, leaving maybe only the most basic tags, maybe html, head, body, img, table, etc. Sets or returns the default value of the hidden input field. Just the images for a lot of pages would suffice as a "placeholder" for the page.
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But I do notice that I can drag and drop images from a web browser into JIM. Unfortunately you cant access the HTML code directly, but you can view the CSS and Javascript by exporting your prototype to a document. I sense that you guys seem paralyzed by how big it could be.
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