[Sigia-l] Web browser based diagramming

[Stewart Dean]

>From: "Jonathan Baker-bates" <Jonathan.Baker-bates at framfab.com>

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>To answer your question about in-house systems that do this, the company
>I work for has just such a system (well, set of systems) that we apply
>to various projects. In fact I think I've described them here in the
>past, but nobody gave a toss as I recall.

I can't recall you posting about the system.  To my view the trick is in the 
detail. I personaly have seen many appliations that get near but ultimately 
fail on the task I have in mind.  The application I have in mind is born out 
of hours of swearing at Visio and Omnigraffle  (after hours of use both I 
now view as remarkably similair in their abilities and failings - both have 
major problems with their user interface in different ways).   I'm after a 
true IA tool - one where I can draw a site / process / application and then 
have that form part of the process leading to a final site being built - not 
just prototype or simulation.

i view this as doable but feel that until I mock up a working prototype 
(ironic) it'll be hard for others to get it.  Incidently the tool I see will 
not work just for IAs but be part of any web developement flow. Ambitious - 
maybe.

So any existing applications that have worked I'm interested in.

Cheers

Stewart Dean




>So I'm with you Donna - pleased that the vision thing seems to be taking
>root, even if it's nothing to do with this Gliffy thing.
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>Jonathan
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