Re: Axure RP 9.0.0.3673 With Crack
Anastacia Iacono
Usually when sharing a technical specification document with developer with changes that need to be made on a page I write step by step descriptions of these changes with colors, fonts, which copy to use, where to place, etc.
IMHO, all changes can be seen in exported HTML of a prototype. So why need to describe in details? Please share your experience on how to optimize this process with less effort for Prototyper/UX, Web-Developer, QA.
Hi,
this is still a needed feature. Axure is great to build website dummys. In many way axure is much better for builidng prototyps then other solutions. But if you want to keep the leadposition, it should also be possible to simulate app behaviours which includes page transitions. All others concentrate on Apps and miss out website prototyps.
Dynamic panels are nice but as my previous speaker mentioned, not if the prototype is to complex or just to big. Imagine 200 pages all within one dynamic panel. It will not only be to complex but also a performance problem.
Not expecting to be able to dynamically create a line shape, but rather take advantage of Cursor.X and Cursor.Y to place a preexisting object between the two points (Perhaps a rotated object). Not exactly sure what the simplest approach would be, but checking to see if this has been done before.
This would be much easier in version 8 as you can rotate with a specified anchor point. Then, given Δx and Δy you have a right triangle for which you can calculate the length of the line (the hypotenuse) you need and the angle you need to rotate by with a little trigonometry (Δx and Δy will give use the opposite and adjacent sides, though we already need to calculate the hypotenuse too).
+1 for some sort of Sketch integration (plugin) - With so many prototyping tools offering tight Sketch integration this seems like a great path to go down. I will never give up my Axure, but Sketch is part of my daily life now and to see my two favorite tools have some integration would save me (us) so much time.
+1 for Sketch integration. I am a huge proponent of Axure for prototyping and am finding that many colleagues have adopted Sketch in the last 18 months as a replacement for Photoshop/Fireworks. For an interesting example, look at Proto.io plugin for Sketch import. Would love to see workflow consolidation and integration.
+1,000,000 for Sketch importing for Axure. Just like how Principle does it where Axure would recognise the Sketch raw file, and import each layer and group into Axure in their respective layers and groups.
Axure is getting left behind so fast that I am even learning Framer.js now just to have nice Sketch importing and ability and realistic animation. I think Axure is still great for some corporate dashboard style prototyping but getting left in the dust with more modern design trends.
If Axure wants to remain afloat, my naive but experienced opinion is that they need to get a grip on the emerging needs of modern UX Designers and Stakeholders and rapidly implement those design needs into Axure immediately. Adobe XD was slow off the mark as they were still gloating about how great Photoshop is and now everyone has switched to Sketch and Invision leaving Adobe in the dark with their photographer client base only and animators using after effects.
For a lot of projects, those problems exist in the earlier phases (pre-visual design), where prototyping can drive functional specifications, enable early user testing and feedback, help make go / no-go decisions, facilitate pre-project planning, align teams, etc.
I just looked at Principle, and it seems to have the same limitations that (the now defunct) Pixate had. Great at conveying an idea or interaction internally, or creating an app click-through to show flow, but limited since everything seems to be image-based. Can you create a freeform text entry field in Principle (rather than just a simulation of one)? If not it would be unsuitable for use in a usability test. Simulating web sites for usability tests is a large part of my job.
I love Axure and use it every day, but if there was one feature I would request above all others, it would be the ability to easily integrate a Sketch mockup into my Axure file and start adding detailed interactions to it.
I really hope the Axure team will come up with solutions like these. For some of our (mobile) products we are already moving to Framer prototypes as this tool becomes more designer friendly and offers more integration possibilities :rolleyes:
You can gain more control by converting your GIF to an MP4 and/or saving your source as a video. Search the forums for ways to show an HTML5 video without user controls and control it with javascript. You can instantly jump to any frame or timecode, start, pause, reset, etc.
I would like to re-create the similar experience in Axure, after clicking on the object, I would like the line to be created which size and direction is being determined by the position of the cursor. I attach the gif which describes without the doubts what I have on my mind.
I wonder about the advice to learn Python, Django and Java. It might be useful in some special cases but in general its a bad idea. HTML, CSS, JavaScript are the basic web technologies. If you need an online database MySQL is fine (to read and write to the database there are a number of frameworks in different languages). Many cases can be covered with local storage.
I realise you posted this a couple of years ago, however I was wondering if you had any more recent insights into how to send and receive data from Axure? I would dearly like to send and received data from Axure variables to a MySQL database or a flat file.
For now I created a page in axure with snapshots and arrows.
Is there a way to make the arrows snap to objects? Guess that is difficult, but at the moment I need to check all arrows when something changes, and that is a hell of a job.
When I generate files to send to the client the image or its resolution is too small. (I tried the word documentation, or export the flow as images or publish to preview)
It is necessary to be able to zoom in and pan across the flow. Now when I zoom in, it is all blurred.
The idea behind this is so that I can input data into a google/excel sheet and output it into a Axure repeater widget. I want to be able to do this all via excel and not have to input data values into the repeater data fields in Axure, Essentially I want to be able to use the google/excel sheet as a CMS, so that users with limited Axure knowledge can update any data via google/excel.
I am using Axure 9. I tried setting the number of columns in the repeater data to match the number of column in copied cells. I also tried having only one column in repeater data. Nothing works. Would you explain how you are doing that @davegoodman ?
Try using Ctrl/Cmd + Shift + V - this should paste the plain text rather than the fully formatted version. You may want to check your Excel preferences, as I believe some versions of Excel will give you a PNG as a copy object to the clipboard, rather than the text (to simplify the process of copying and pasting tables into Powerpoint etc).
You may still need to set up font-mapping if font-family Axure applies to it is different than what the font contains. If this is the case, you can setup font mapping, or change the font family in the font-face settings that accompany the base64 blob.
To check, add some text in Axure with the font you want, then preview it and use the browser to check the applied font-family in the Axure-generated CSS, and see if it matches up with what is in the font-face declaration.
If you remember your school days you will recall a very handy theorem called the Pythogaras Theorem, which states that square of the hypotenuse is equivalent to the sum of the squares of the opposite sides.
Another theorem in trigonometry tells you that the Tangent(tan) of the angle formed between the hypotenuse and the adjacent side of a right angled triangle is equivalent to the fraction of the length of the opposite side to the adjacent side.
In axure if you want to draw a line between two points, then at any given time the line drawn between two points will form a right angled triangle with an angle theta from the x-axis. The length of this line will be the hypotenuse of the triangle formed.
In order to simulate a line we need two quantities:
*If you wish to have the line displayed only when you click and without the handles you can choose to hide them till a mouse click. However for the purpose of this tutorial we will use rectangles visible to keep things simple and understandable.
Before you rotate the line please bear in mind that the angles returned by the Math functions are always in Radians. However, Axure UI uses Degrees to rotate objects. So we will be converting theta from radians to degrees before we rotate the line.
The final step is to move the line accordingly to place it between the two handles.
While this seems to be a fairly simple step it gets a bit complicated due to the way Axure handles its coordinates.
In simple terms Axure maps its coordinates by assuming that the object has not rotated.
Now this brings in a bit of trouble for our line draw experiment. But we can solve this by adding/subtracting this offset values which we will calculate using cosine and sine functions in a way similar to the splitting of force equations into xy components.
Team projects enable multiple Axure RP users to simultaneously co-author a single prototype file. A central copy of the file is stored on Axure Cloud, and each teammate makes edits to an individual, local copy of the file stored on their computer.
If you haven't already done so, log in to app.axure.cloud and accept the shared workspace invitation that the creator of the project sent you. You will not be able to access the team project until you have done this.
You can export a team project to a regular .rp file. This can be useful if you want to send a project file to someone who's not a contributor to the team project or to preserve the current state of the team project.
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