Thursday, October 05, 2006
Sketch a Web page





Web designers will be able to convert a sketch into a functional Web page using a new software that is being developed by researchers at the University of Auckland in New-Zealand.
The tool is called InkKit, it works with a tablet computer and uses some sophisticated rules that will allow it to transform code drawn by hand into a real application. InkKit is able to determine whether the input is writing or a drawing, and a tablet's built-in handwriting recognition procedure has been included.
Users would have to follow some basic rules, such as drawing a rectangle with a triangle pointing down at one side to produce a drop-down menu...
Something we already do, mmh?
Source: NewScientistTech, 3 days ago.
The tool is called InkKit, it works with a tablet computer and uses some sophisticated rules that will allow it to transform code drawn by hand into a real application. InkKit is able to determine whether the input is writing or a drawing, and a tablet's built-in handwriting recognition procedure has been included.
Users would have to follow some basic rules, such as drawing a rectangle with a triangle pointing down at one side to produce a drop-down menu...
Something we already do, mmh?
Source: NewScientistTech, 3 days ago.
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