[Mini-Tutorial] Blend 3: SketchFlow Part II

re: [Mini-Tutorial] Blend 3: SketchFlow Part II

James — Tue, 07 Jul 2009 19:20:33 GMT

Very helpful, thanks for the tutorial. I wonder, is there anyway to easily package up the sketchflow reader for non-technical stakeholders to use? You know, so they don't have to install Blend3 and run this project from within the tool to get the reader experience. Thoughts?

Thanks,

James

re: [Mini-Tutorial] Blend 3: SketchFlow Part II

qixing — Fri, 10 Jul 2009 15:19:00 GMT

Hi James,

The SketchFlow player (I think you call it Reader) is stand alone and doesn't require Blend 3 install. When you start a SketchFlow project in Blend, the SketchFlow player is part of the Silverlight project, so anyone can use it to comment on the design as long as they have Silverlight plug-in install on their browsers. They can comment, save the feedback file, and send it back to the designer. At the production stage, the SketchFlow project can be easily turn into a production ready project where the SketchFlow Player UI can be removed.

Hope this helps!

re: [Mini-Tutorial] Blend 3: SketchFlow Part II

shaggygi — Fri, 10 Jul 2009 23:42:03 GMT

Good videos. Could you release examples of the following.

1. Basic app that allows data to be collected and then processed at end of selections. Meaning, a good example would be of Snowboard site to allow use to select products to add to a cart ( Collection of data ) and then process ( either list in a final UI location ).

2. Show how to remove SketchFlow Player and deploy example for both WPF and Silverlight type applications.

Thanks in advance.

re: [Mini-Tutorial] Blend 3: SketchFlow Part II

qixing — Wed, 15 Jul 2009 23:40:45 GMT

Hi Shaggygi,

To remove the SketchFlow Player reference, please see the topics in the User Guide titled ‘Convert into a production project.’

Thanks, Qixing

re: [Mini-Tutorial] Blend 3: SketchFlow Part II

Dan — Wed, 26 Aug 2009 05:22:14 GMT

I second shaggyi's request for a tutorial that shows the collection and processing of data. Is there a way to do this in SketchFlow??

re: [Mini-Tutorial] Blend 3: SketchFlow Part II

Nathan — Wed, 09 Sep 2009 04:47:05 GMT

Great video, but the sound level is too low, makes it hard to hear. Can you check for the next one that the sound level is higher.