Yeah, I drew up the different sections that I wanted and had them printed like normal paperback books. I made them fit into a back jean pocket, added calenders for project tracking, and a table of contents to fill out for reference.
I use pocket notebooks that I carry around in my back pocket at work every day. Ended up having to design my own so they could last 6-12 months without falling apart.
A small wad, after getting stuck to itself and an unsuccessful attempt at separating it, that is now stuck to one of your fingers no matter how hard you attempt to flick it off.
Hello, I'm Kyle and the maker of this software.
After talking with a lot of companies they really wanted an online way to test out the functionality with their teams before working with their IT departments to run a full demo.
This is my quick attempt to replicate the core functionality of drawing navigation.
Please share this with someone you know if they might find this navigation helpful!
I'm sure that a lot of people on here know someone who works with hardware CAD drawings and I hope that you can slightly expand the reach of this demo.
Thank you for your help.
Of course if their are any questions please let me know!
This was one of my computing 'wow' moments when I discovered this software. I repeat a lot of notes and standard phrases and this has sped me up significantly.
Thanks, I like how it purposely looks like sketches to help guide people to the meaning behind the mock-up and not the specific hue used for the buttons.