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Update: WordPress Post Editor for Balsamiq
I believe deeply in creating intentional experiences. For WordPress plugins, a lot of that is figuring out the best ux pattern for the workflow. Some people like to work directly in the code, which has a lot of advantages. Others like to pull out a pencil and doodle on a napkin. Personally, I like to work in an app called Balsamiq. When WordPress 3.0 came out I built templates for The Post Edit Admin Loop, … Continue reading
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Balsamiq help us love you more
We do an enormous amount of wireframing using Balsamiq. It is a fantastic product and resolved some very basic issues we faced during the UI phase. Namely, since using Balsamiq, we no longer have to constantly dodge the design discussion during wireframing. Perhaps it is the artful mix of comic sans and crooked lines. The app is in a constant state of improvement and as active users, we have requests. If you happen to use … Continue reading
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WordPress 3.0 New Post Editor
3rd in a series of WordPress admin patterns. The pattern is for the Add New Post screen (post editor) in WordPress 3.0. Please not that while it is most likely feature complete, they are still fussing with it just a little bit, so I may have to fine tune it for the public release. Hopefully for all you devs out there about to crack open custom post types, this should give you a great foundation … Continue reading
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WordPress 3.0 Admin Comment List
2nd in a series of wordpress admin Balsamiq patterns. This pattern is for the WordPress 3.0 Beta admin comment list. Download the Pattern: Comments List.bmml For updates, release information and tips about Shane’ & Peters open source wordpress plugins or redmine core ux/ui, ipad or the freelance lifestyle, follow Shane on twitter @justlikeair and visit http://tri.be.
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WordPress Admin Balsamiq Patterns
DOWNLOAD WORDPRESS POST LIST BALSAMIQ PATTERN I have been having a great time working with balsamiq to quickly push out wireframes for projects. We have a few large wordpress plugins in the works for customers which will really take advantage of 3.0 custom post types. Up till now a lot of UI work when designing plugins was a bit of the wild west. With Jane heading up the UI/UX team and Tracy working on a … Continue reading
