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Posts Tagged ‘prototyping’
Posted: 15th November 2007
Tags: Flex and Air, prototyping, Usability, wireframe
Posted in Flex and Air, Usability
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The default Flex 2 Aeon theme looks fairly polished and showing it to clients in the early stages of a project can have it’s disadvantages. For example a client may believe the project is closer to release than it is or if you use Adobe Flex for prototyping may believe that the default theme represents the final look and feel.
If you intend to customise the chrome of a flex app, showing a client the default look and feel not only leads the client into a false expectation of the finish product but, if the app is purely a prototype, may make a case for it being used for the foundation of production code or prevent an further exploration in to the visual design.
Ted Patrick has provided an excellent technique to overcome this.
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