Boxes and Arrows dis­cusses pro­to­typ­ing with XHTML

It’s impos­si­ble to be aware of all the dynamic aspects of a web page when work­ing in static illus­tra­tion soft­ware. How­ever, when pro­to­typ­ing with XHTML, you can lever­age the power of ren­der­ing your design in the same way that it will be seen by users, and incre­men­tally evolve page pre­sen­ta­tion based on this imme­di­ate and rich feedback.

October 31, 2008 | Tags: prototyping, user interface, xhtml