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Giveaway of the day — Mockplus iDoc
Mockplus iDoc was available as a giveaway on December 29, 2018!
Mockplus iDoc is a powerful product design collaboration tool for designers and engineers. It helps connect the entire product design workflow. It facilitates handoff by taking designs from PS, Sketch, Adobe XD and exporting into a format that can generate code snippets, specs, and assets.
- Export designs in one click from Sketch, XD and PS;
- Generate accurate specs, assets, code snippets automatically;
- Show design tasks and workflow in full-view storyboard;
- Comment right on designs to give instant feedback;
- Build hi-fi interactive prototypes with real design files.
Please note: Mockplus iDoc is online service and requires no installation file! The subscription includes half a year usage!
The two winners will be rewarded with a 1-year collaboration plan license of Mockplus iDoc (valued $468). Please use IdeaInformer widget to submit your improvement ideas!
System Requirements:
Photoshop CC 2015 and newer versions; Sketch 49 and newer versions; Adobe XD 13 and newer versions
Publisher:
Jongde Software LLCHomepage:
https://idoc.mockplus.com/?hmsr=gotdFile Size:
4 KB
Price:
$174
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Sadly, I just found a Mockplus iDoc samples page: https://doc.mockplus.com/?cat=80
Seems to produce very nice looking interactive mockups, but giveaway has now ended. Next time around direct users to some example output.
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I'm soooo confused about todays offer.
Is it a program to help you design professional web templates for web and phones or not??
It "helps connect the entire product design workflow". It facilitates handoff by taking designs from PS, Sketch, Adobe XD and exporting into a format that can generate code snippets, specs, and assets.
So it's a program or cloudware that connects designers of a project??
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the marketing of this product is vague..is it a collaborative tool for designers not in the same office?; for example are they in different cities? a place to share ideas of product development online? so then thre is no software on your computer, its a program on a cloud? perhaps good as a form of communication. there no way to review this service without commiting to terms of service. No software to preview. Hmm......not sure what i would say, enticing but difficult sale; and i am in the cretive profession, this difficulty turns me off.
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Jongde Software,
After reading the website, I think this might possibly be for helping in the development of software apps. But is that only for mobile platforms? Android only? Or iPhones also? Maybe desktop Windows, or any targeted platform?
What is the difference in purpose and features between today's title and plain "Mockplus" as previously given away here on May 29, 2017, and as featured on a separate website in your product family?
Do they complement each other, or is the "iDoc" version a newer version (superset)? Or is "Mockplus" required to make use of "Mockplus iDoc"?
As it is, this appears to be directed towards people already in the software development industry and "in the know".
However, you might get new customers (sometime in the future, anyway) if a plain-language-for-newbies scenario could be provided in the description so as to educate the rest of us so that maybe, just maybe, we might venture to try this out for future reference, or for recommendation to someone (a boss) with purchasing authority upon getting a new job, etc.
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HMarx,
At the bottom of the now-working "Homepage" there is a hint:
Mockplus RP | Rapid prototyping tool
Mockplus iDoc | Design collaboration tool
That is a start towards clarification.
As a former "traditional"/non-software engineer I always thought of "prototyping", "design", team collaboration, etc., in terms of eventually producing a physical/tangible item. I.E., "Rapid Prototyping" often means cranking out something on a 3D printer to a lot, if not most, people.
That's why I sometimes get annoyed when "code wranglers" simply assume that everyone knows they are talking about software development when they use similar (hijacked!) lingo without clarification.
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