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Avoiding common mistakes when creating app prototypes
pkrass | 20 March, 2012 17:53
Creating a prototype of your new app is a vital part of the development process, and we recently created two new videos to help you avoid common prototyping mistakes.
The first video shows you the basics of creating a simple prototype, outlining some easy methods for drawing your app idea, and taking it from pen-and-paper to software solutions including Adobe Illustrator, Balsamiq and Inkscape.
Creating icons for your prototype app can also be simplified if you use our Nokia Icon Toolkit. It features some ready-made icons you can use in your app, and templates for creating new Nokia icons. Combine this with Visual design stencils, and you can easily sketch how your app is going to look.
Our second video shows some common problems and mistakes you might encounter when using Qt Quick components to design Symbian apps.
Common pitfalls are also covered in our Symbian Design Guidelines library.
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