Over the years it seems like I've gotten lazy about writing product requirements and product mock-ups. Perhaps, its the issue that I am farthest away from being a product guy than any point in my career. After bemoaning my plight of not wanting to spend the time mocking up a new product interface, a product management executive friend of mine suggested a product called Balsamiq. Its a great product to deliver professional looking wireframes and product mock-ups. Its drag-and-drop interface is really slick and its easy to group images and text exactly how you'd like to lay them out. I liked it so much that I bought the product for $79.99.
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Great post, I love Balsamiq! Use it every week. I was the same way with not wanting to do mock-ups before designing. Guess I had to learn the hard way...
Before I use Balsamiq though, I like using MockUpMagnets.com.
Great for client meetings, UI brainstorming, etc.
Posted by: Michal | January 20, 2010 at 12:23 PM