ProtoShare has many great features. One that people are often happily surprised by is the Live View feature.

I attended UXImmersion here in Portland last Tuesday and I was struck by Jeff Gothelf’s presentation about Lean UX. This was recorded for UXImmersion OnDemand, so I recommend watching it.

As a company, we really have two goals: We want every one of our customers to love ProtoShare, and we want every one of our customers to love the experience of working with us.  Seriously. We’re always trying to get closer to the “love” on both of these goals.

Adobe Systems Incorporated recently announced a new product they call Adobe® Proto.

Get ready for our next big release in just a couple weeks! In addition to some pretty cool additions, ProtoShare 6.2 includes features to support your mobile prototyping needs.

In a time when it’s tough to make a buck in general, and lots of great software is free or almost free, we know businesses wrestle with the question of whether a particular software tool is worth the cost. One reason we know this is because we wrestle with the question all the time on our own software purchases. So we know customers are going to buy ProtoShare only if they are convinced that ProtoShare is worth the cost.

I recently came across an article by Braden Kowitz on Design Staff (Shortening the Build-Measure-Learn Cycle with Clickable Mockups) that talks about using clickable design mockups in your website requirements gathering process. Kowitz lays out the steps his team takes when working with a new project and why spending time up front to prototype and end user test is better than jumping right into code after creating basic wireframes.

This weekend we released ProtoShare 6.1, which has some significant new features and workflow enhancements, including: