Designing in the Browser: A Step-By-Step Guide to Web-Based Prototyping

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Learn how to create, collaborate, review, and test interactive, accessible prototypes in the browser, using just HTML and a little dash of CSS. No JavaScript required.

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Designing in the Browser
Setting Goals for Your Design Tools
Assembling an Effective Design Toolset
Learning the Design in the Browser Workflow
Creating Charts, Diagrams, and User Flows
Starting Your Prototypes with Content—Tell the Story
Creating Wireframes
Creating Low-Fidelity Prototypes
Creating High-Fidelity Prototypes
Creating Multi-Lingual Prototypes
Creating Accessible Prototypes
Creating & Using Reusable Page Components
Adding Data Persistence
Adding Conditional Logic
Adding Roles & States
Adding Realistic Data
Adding Annotations & Walkthroughs
Enhancing Typography
Prototyping with Color
Adding Animation & Motion
Handling Design Iterations & Version Control
Collaborating on Prototypes
Providing Design Documentation
Testing Your Designs
Publishing Your Designs & Gathering Feedback
Putting It All Together

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Who Am I?

In short, the software engineer that designers love. Starting with a formal degree in Computer Science, I've focused on human-computer interaction for the past 25 years. I've been creating innovative web-based solutions for Fortune 500 companies and the federal government since 1994. So, I've been around--almost as long as the web itself. Now, let me take that expertise and guide you to new heights.

Length

166 pages