Blueprint Lite (App Mockup) for Android
- REQUIRES ANDROID | Published by groosoft on 2017-11-22 | Category: Productivity
Rating 1.5
from 2 Votes |
$ Free
- REQUIRES ANDROID | Published by groosoft on 2017-11-22 | Category: Productivity
Blueprint Lite (App Mockup) is a Productivity app by groosoft. Blueprint is the most powerful iPhone (or iPad) UI design application. Blueprint has many predesigned widgets, including all the iOS views, controls, and buttons.
APK (Android Package Kit) files are the raw files of an Android app. Learn how to install blueprint-lite-app-mockup.apk file on your phone in 4 Simple Steps:
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1. - Blueprint is an easy iPhone, iPad UI design tool.
2. Make your widget look great by changing properties—colors, shape, text, images, and so on—in Property Inspector.
3. - Various widget properties: type, size, text color, background color, tint, image, and so on.
4. - iOS built-in widgets are included: buttons, labels, text fields, switches, segmented controls, table views, tab bars, navigation bars, etc.
5. Blueprint is the most powerful iPhone (or iPad) UI design application.
6. We included sample UI design - Clock - in Blueprint, you can play with it.
7. Blueprint has many predesigned widgets, including all the iOS views, controls, and buttons.
8. - Import your images to Blueprint with iTunes Files Sharing.
9. Tap or drag and drop a widget that you want to add to a screen.
10. Send your UI design by email or export it in a PDF file to share it with your team members.
11. - Various screen transition effects: dissolve, move, reveal, push, flip, curl.
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Too bad because it looks like a great app.
App has been abandoned, no updates in over a year, no iOS 9 support.
I have been using this app to quickly create ui mockups for my school projects. Excellent app for developers that like being able to quickly create mockups on the go with nothing but an Mobile.
Really nice tease, but just as I was getting comfortable with the features and it's quirks, I ran into the limitations. Did not learn enough to commit to the Pro version. For now, I will stick to XCode story boarding. My recommendation is to remove the screen limitation (or make it a large number) and provide the full set of widgets. Getting a stronger taste of the potential full functionality might hook ones appetite, then focus on the next phase as input to platform dev in the Pro.
The lite version shows a lot of promise. I cannot tell from it if I will be able to apply colors and if so , will it just be lines or will fills be available? Also not sure if I will be able to import jpg or other files so not purchasing it .
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