Konigi, a must-bookmark resource for UI designers, is sharing a handy "do-it yourself wireframe magnets kit" for easy whiteboard prototyping.
They are based on the Konigi wireframe stencils and includes 3 sheets of elements (form elements, HTML editor, etc.).
Simply download and print the PDFs on to magnet sheets, optionally laminate them if you intend to use with dry-erase markers, and finally cut them out.
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Design Police is providing a "Visual Enforcement Kit" to "bring bad design to justice".
The kit can be used to print real-world stickers or as stencils.
How applicable the idea is can be discussed but the messsages include good tips (or real world problems) with humor.
More images can be found in the designer’s portfolio.
Pencil Project is a free sketching & GUI prototyping tool which can be installed as a Firefox add-on or a standalone application.
You can paste a screenshot of a webpage and play with it’s built-in stencils like form elements & objects to sketch a design idea.
Pencil Project is very functional when you want to see how designs would look like with small updates like a putting a search-box and deciding where it will fit.
You can also install your stencils to this free sketching tool and improve it.
A killer feature would be importing webpages into this application directly. Hope it is the next step.
