Joomla wireframing Template - Joomladay Netherlands 2014 #jd14nl

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Using a Joostrap template, Philip will be explaining & demoing how you wire frame a website right in your browser and why it will save you load's of time. There are no fancy plugins here! This is wire framing for your client, built directly in your browser & saving you untold hours messing around in other software. It is so hard sometimes, trying to get across to a client with a few drawings how the functionality of something could work. Wire framing directly in the browser gives your client a working wireframe/prototype where they can interact with links, pages & concepts. Not only that, but after client approval, you just have to style your working wireframe/prototype or switch to the template that is using the same module positions... It's a win win situation!

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Bootstrap & all that Awesomeness!
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Philip Locke
www.fastnetwebdesign.co.uk
&
www.joostrap.com
WHOWHO IS THIS GUY?

Mambo
leading to
Joomla
Open Source
Matters (OSM)
Bootstrap
&
Joostrap
WHOWHO IS THIS GUY?
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WHATSO WHAT��S THIS SESSION ABOUT?
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1. Why We Wireframe
2. Why To Prototype
3. How To Prototype
4. Process & Implementation
5. The Modern Process

DISCLAIMERI DID IT MY WAY��
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May not work for you all or
some of your clients��
But hey, it works for me
��and that��s what matters!

THE DIFFERENCEI AM CONFUSED
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Wireframing
vs
HTML Prototyping

THE DIFFERENCEWIREFRAMES
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THE DIFFERENCEWIREFRAMES
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... cheap & ugly
... yes, it is ugly
... but no, it's not cheap
... why?

THE DIFFERENCEWIREFRAMES
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Multiple Iterations
... version 1
... version 2
... version 3
... WTF !?!?
�� version 25

THE DIFFERENCEPROTOTYPES
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Prototype Wireframes
enter��s the building
�� thank you Elvis!

THE DIFFERENCEPROTOTYPES
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�� Prototypes are interactive
�� Prototypes force you to
discover & solve problems
early on in the project
�� Prototypes are more
representative of the
final product
�� Forces you to deal with reality!

THE DIFFERENCEPROTOTYPES
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��If a wireframe is
worth a 1000 words,
a prototype is
worth a MILLION!��

THE DIFFERENCEPROTOTYPES
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Easier Iteration
�� You Design
�� You Build
�� You Test
�� You Evaluate
�� You Win!

HELPFULWWW.LAYOUTIT.COM
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www.layoutit.com
�� Useful
�� HTML
�� CSS
But no Joomla markup

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Let��s look at a wireframe
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MY APPROACHBUILDING IN THE BROWSER

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��and multiple pages
MY APPROACHBUILDING IN THE BROWSER

CODESIMPLE BOOTSTRAP MARKUP
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<div class=��row">
<div class="col-md-4 col-sm-4��>
<div class="box1 height150 w-photo" data-description="Featured Image��></div>
<p class=��black">asdfasd</p>
<p class="gray">asdfasd a a asdf a a asaa asd asdf</p>
</div>
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��
</div>

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.box1
.box2
.box3
.gray
.black
.height50
.height75
.height100
.height150
.height200
.height300
.height400
.height500
.height600
.w-video
.w-photo
.w-slider
data-description="Featured Image"
CODESIMPLE CSS CLASSES

WE��RE DONE!OUR COMPLETED PROJECT
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HELPGIVING US A HELPING HAND
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WIN WINWHAT I USE
AWESOME COMBINATION
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DOH!A SMALL CAVEAT
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DOH!A SMALL CAVEAT��OMG
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QUESTIONS & ANSWERS
Q��A
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Website:
www.joostrap.com
www.fastnetwebdesign.co.uk
Email:
phil@joostrap.com
Twitter:
@philiplocke
@joostrap
PHILIP LOCKECONTACT DETAILS

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1. Wireframing via the Browser Bootstrap & all that Awesomeness! Wireframing via the Browser#JD14NL

2. Wireframing via the Browser Philip Locke www.fastnetwebdesign.co.uk & www.joostrap.com WHOWHO IS THIS GUY?

3. Mambo leading to Joomla Open Source Matters (OSM) Bootstrap & Joostrap WHOWHO IS THIS GUY? Wireframing via the Browser

4. WHATSO WHAT��S THIS SESSION ABOUT? Wireframing via the Browser 1. Why We Wireframe 2. Why To Prototype 3. How To Prototype 4. Process & Implementation 5. The Modern Process

5. DISCLAIMERI DID IT MY WAY�� Wireframing via the Browser May not work for you all or some of your clients�� But hey, it works for me ��and that��s what matters!

6. THE DIFFERENCEI AM CONFUSED Wireframing via the Browser Wireframing vs HTML Prototyping

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8. THE DIFFERENCEWIREFRAMES Wireframing via the Browser

9. THE DIFFERENCEWIREFRAMES Wireframing via the Browser

10. THE DIFFERENCEWIREFRAMES Wireframing via the Browser ... cheap & ugly ... yes, it is ugly ... but no, it's not cheap ... why?

11. THE DIFFERENCEWIREFRAMES Wireframing via the Browser Multiple Iterations ... version 1 ... version 2 ... version 3 ... WTF !?!? �� version 25

12. THE DIFFERENCEPROTOTYPES Wireframing via the Browser Prototype Wireframes enter��s the building �� thank you Elvis!

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14. THE DIFFERENCEPROTOTYPES Wireframing via the Browser ��If a wireframe is worth a 1000 words, a prototype is worth a MILLION!��

15. THE DIFFERENCEPROTOTYPES Wireframing via the Browser Easier Iteration �� You Design �� You Build �� You Test �� You Evaluate �� You Win!

16. HELPFULWWW.LAYOUTIT.COM Wireframing via the Browser www.layoutit.com �� Useful �� HTML �� CSS But no Joomla markup

17. Wireframing via the Browser Let��s look at a wireframe using a Joomla template MY APPROACHBUILDING IN THE BROWSER

18. Wireframing via the Browser ��and multiple pages MY APPROACHBUILDING IN THE BROWSER

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20. Wireframing via the Browser .box1 .box2 .box3 .gray .black .height50 .height75 .height100 .height150 .height200 .height300 .height400 .height500 .height600 .w-video .w-photo .w-slider data-description="Featured Image" CODESIMPLE CSS CLASSES

21. WE��RE DONE!OUR COMPLETED PROJECT Wireframing via the Browser

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26. QUESTIONS & ANSWERS Q��A Wireframing via the BrowserQUESTIONS?OR SHALL WE JUST GO TO THE BAR!

27. Wireframing via the Browser Website: www.joostrap.com www.fastnetwebdesign.co.uk Email: phil@joostrap.com Twitter: @philiplocke @joostrap PHILIP LOCKECONTACT DETAILS

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