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Prototyping, UX Oxford

Responsive HTML prototyping – UX Oxford

For those of you attending Responsive HTML prototyping at UX Oxford here are some useful links to help you on your way:

Yeti Launch – Compiler app

Zurb Foundation documentation – Out the box components

Atom – text editor

Sublime text – text editor

Notepad++ – text editor

Ashmolean src – Example prototype

Font Awesome – icons

Placeholdit – placeholder images

Zurb building blocks – component library

 

Sheff

Sheff

I am a UX professional with over 10 years practical experience working with agencies and in-house teams. I provide consultancy, research and design expertise, helping organisations to deliver successful digital solutions. With a background in psychology and computer science, I am particularly interested in leveraging research and design methods to provide a framework that enables organisations to achieve their goals.

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