“Long before there were such devices as smartphones and tablets—or personal computing, for that matter—women in librarianship were bringing reading material to people beyond the four walls of a physical library” via Women, Mobility, and Libraries | American Libraries Magazine.
Tag Archives: mobile
20 Excellent Wireframing Tools for Mobile | Mashable
20 Excellent Wireframing Tools for Mobile | Mashable
This is the list from Mashable:
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Framer – Modern prototyping tool
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Indigo Studio – Rapid, interactive prototyping
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Mockingbird – Wireframes on the fly
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Simulify – Interactive, shareable wireframes, mockups and prototypes
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Solidify – Create clickable prototypes
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Lovely Charts – Diagramming app with desktop and mobile versions
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ForeUI – Easy to use UI prototyping tool
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Creately – Realtime diagram collaboration
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JumpChart – Architecture, layout and content planning
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Lumzy – Mockup creation and prototyping tool
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Concept.ly – Convert wireframes and designs into interactive apps
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Frame Box – Easy, simple wireframing
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Realizer – Interactive presentation prototypes
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Cacoo – Diagrams with realtime collaboration
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Mockup Builder – Super-easy prototyping and mockups
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Tiggzi – Develop cross platform mobile apps fast
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Mockup Designer – Basic wireframing tool hosted on GitHub
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ClickDummy – Turn mockups into clickable prototypes
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Mockups.me – Create and present interactive UI wireframes
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Mockabilly – iPhone mockups with genuine iphone behavior
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RWD Wireframes – Wireframing tool for responsive layouts
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Blocks – Create annotated HTML prototypes
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UX Toolbox – Create, document and share wireframes and prototypes
Responsive web design vs. mobile app development | TechRepublic
Most businesses and organizations have websites, and with the popularity and proliferation of all sizes of mobile devices, a mobile strategy for those websites is more important than ever.
via Responsive web design vs. mobile app development | TechRepublic
Huff Post Books | Can NFC Technology Save Libraries, Provide Book Samples? (VIDEO)
“Miami Ad School students Max Pilwat, Keri Tan and Ferdi Rodriguez have come up with a concept video about how public libraries could share book samples via subway ads – via the Near Field Communication (NFC) technology embedded in many cell phones.”
via Can NFC Technology Save Libraries, Provide Book Samples? (VIDEO) | Huff Post Books.
Major Ed-Tech Trends for 2013 – Online Colleges [Infographic]
Infographic: Rise of the Mobile Strategist | TechRepublic
Disney’s John Blackburn Says ‘Infinity’ Game Mash-Up Could ‘Change The Way That People Look At Disney’ | TechCrunch
The League of Extraordinary Librarians: SLJ’s latest tech survey shows that media specialists are leading the way – The Digital Shift
“Meet the latest tech superheroes: school librarians. According to School Library Journal’s 2012 School Technology Survey, media specialists are leading the charge to bring new media, mobile devices, social apps, and web-based technologies into our nation’s classrooms.”
MarketingTechBlog | NFC: Near Field Communications and Marketing
Another technology to eventually become ubiquitous in our daily lives, along with 3D printing. This slighted out of date article provides some insight.
“NFC is a vast improvement over QR codes. QR codes required downloading an app and uploading a bar code to access content that goes beyond the web page. NFC allows smart phone users to access rich content and interact with the brand seamlessly.”
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