Hey everyone! I made this because I wanted a simple way to plan-out this idea I had for Google Glass, but no knowledge of how Glass actually worked (best practices, display resolution, etc.)
Thinking others had the same problem I designed GlassWireframe much like any other mockup tool out there, yet specificly for modeling the look, feel, and interactive properties based on the official GDK.
I was very happy to see the hundreds who signed up to test the private beta; and I'm happy to announce it's now open for public use.
GlassWireframe is still young and has much room for improvement. Here are a few things we're working on to make it better based on user feedback:
- Collaboration: multiple accounts working on the same project
- Preview Mode: Viewing your Glass App creation set against uploaded scenic images, from the POV of a Glass User (much like starting a PowerPoint presentation)
Hope this helps! I believe the future is in wearable technology, and creating tools like this to aid startups and entrepreneurs towards this new frontier is a smart thing to do.
Thinking others had the same problem I designed GlassWireframe much like any other mockup tool out there, yet specificly for modeling the look, feel, and interactive properties based on the official GDK.
I was very happy to see the hundreds who signed up to test the private beta; and I'm happy to announce it's now open for public use.
GlassWireframe is still young and has much room for improvement. Here are a few things we're working on to make it better based on user feedback:
- Collaboration: multiple accounts working on the same project
- Preview Mode: Viewing your Glass App creation set against uploaded scenic images, from the POV of a Glass User (much like starting a PowerPoint presentation)
Hope this helps! I believe the future is in wearable technology, and creating tools like this to aid startups and entrepreneurs towards this new frontier is a smart thing to do.