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Re:Ask HN: Review our Startup: Wireframing via Recognition (... by rhizome on Thursday January 26, 2012 @03:54PM (#3515950)
I had a different sense of "recognition" going in than what was portrayed in the video.
Re:Ask HN: Review our Startup: Wireframing via Recognition (... by MortenK on Thursday January 26, 2012 @05:41PM (#3516303)
Me too. I was really hoping for an app that could take a scan of a handwritten diagram / mockup, and "recognize" the shapes, converting them into objects that could be manipulated (resized, removed, repositioned etc) through the app.
Re:Ask HN: Review our Startup: Wireframing via Recognition (... by sayer on Thursday January 26, 2012 @08:25PM (#3516811)
I am waiting for this app as well. With AR-style overlay of the already placed wireframes over the camera picture, making positioning/sizing very easy: just move your tablet, and press the shutter once the new stuff is in the right place. lets start this with OpenCV on Android.
Re:Ask HN: Review our Startup: Wireframing via Recognition (... by twanschik on Thursday January 26, 2012 @03:57PM (#3515960)
What exactly did you mean by "a different sense of recognition"?
Re:Ask HN: Review our Startup: Wireframing via Recognition (... by rhizome on Thursday January 26, 2012 @04:40PM (#3516116)
in this context it would involve some kind of media-transformation, say from paper to mockup via webcam.
Re:Ask HN: Review our Startup: Wireframing via Recognition (... by mark_ellul on Thursday January 26, 2012 @05:30PM (#3516272)
I interpretted the recognition to be of the actual wireframes itself, which allows for the user experience at the wireframe stage. Is that correct?
Re:Ask HN: Review our Startup: Wireframing via Recognition (... by twanschik on Thursday January 26, 2012 @05:40PM (#3516298)
You interpretted it correctly. The actual wireframes itself are recognized on-line so you can directly move elements around or test your wireframe.