I created my wireframe in Google Slides using the Slides add-on Balsamiq Wireframes for Slides (HERE)
The Balsamiq Wireframes add-on made building the wireframe for the website I plan on creating for Assignment 3 very easy. It was so user-friendly that I chose to create the wireframe for all of the sub-pages I plan on having within my website. I plan on using a new version of Google Sites for assignment 3 and I’m hoping it will go well as I have only used the old version of Google Sites in the past.
Thanks for giving me the idea to do the wireframe on a google doc. That makes a lot more sense than trying to do it on word doc.
No problem. I love finding extensions and add-ons in Chrome that make my life easier 🙂
Abbi
Living behind a government regulated firewall makes it tricky. All google products are blocked and most similar products are only available in Chinese. I have yet to learn how to read and write in Chinese…
Well that would be beyond frustrating!
😉 Abbi
Hi Abbi,
Thanks for the post. I just had a quick tour through balsamiq wire frames and it looks really easy and intuitive. It is great to work on integrated programs that work seamlessly. I noticed on the comments a complaint that it “stole all my drive”. I am presuming this wasn’t your experience, but do these things take up much space on clouds or drives?
Also, I learnt to upload a google slide for my own wireframe on this activity, so would like to thank you for sharing this approach, as it inspired me to learn how to do the same.
Thanks for the share,
Paul
There’s always a risk when you use 3rd party add-ons or extensions that they will have access to your drive contents. Google is pretty good at vetting them and I myself have never had an issue. That being said, I don’t lose to much sleep about it because I don’t keep anything in my Google Drive that I would have an issue with being “stolen”.
🙂 Abbi