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Show HN: Jigsaw Composer – mockup environment in a chrome extension Hey internet people, over the last few months I've been working on a project that's been nagging at my brain and I'd like to share the results with you and hopefully get your thoughts. A few years ago I had a theory that we could avoid unnecessary redesigns & improve the quality of dynamic interfaces with a tool that can plan - create mockups/prototypes - on top of existing sites. Now, a very early prototype of this tool exists, a chrome extension tentatively called "Jigsaw Composer", with Jigsaw we can: - Manipulate any site component - Add & manipulate external components & icons from popular libraries (bootsrap/material/semantic ui) - Add & manipulate html components from other websites - Add & manipulate images uploaded from a pc or other sites Manipulate = everything you'd expect from a mock-up tool The extension is chrome storage based (no data gathering from me) & free http://ift.tt/2HdxANN hope to hear your thoughts and feelings :) February 13, 2018 at 03:54PM
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