Here’s the November maze calendar wallpaper! See? It’s on time and everything!
I went with a simple color-based theme this month.
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Here’s the November maze calendar wallpaper! See? It’s on time and everything!
I went with a simple color-based theme this month.
If your screen resolution is not listed below, feel free to comment and I’ll create another version for you.
Here’s the October maze calendar wallpaper! Sorry it took so long to get it posted, I’ve just been so busy. But I promise I will be more timely with the last two. I promise. No, really, I do.
Oh well, better late than never!
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Here’s the September maze calendar wallpaper! It’s a back-to-school theme.
I used a new method for showing the month name. You can look at the glass half full and say, “Bonus! More maze area to keep me busy so I don’t fall asleep in class!”…or you could just be realistic and realize I absent-mindedly forgot to draw it and added it in at the last minute. >.< Seriously, drawing so many of these things really confuses my brain to the point where it feels like I’ve been trapped in a real labyrinth for a year…watch out for minotaurs.
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Wireframing & Prototyping Tools: Balsamiq & Friends
I presented Balsamiq, a low-fidelity wireframing tool best used for capturing ideas quickly, keeping people focused on concepts/layout or for teaching new user experience designers about wireframing.
I figured someone might find it helpful to have access to the PowerPoint slides each presenter used. Each set of slides includes a description of the output you’ll get from the tool, the factors that differentiate it from the others and a list of strengths and weaknesses. The tools covered in this PowerPoint file include:
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