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Hyperspace
A web application prototyping facilitator
Screen shots
The first screen shot was taken after opening one of the sample projects.
The project node is selected by default.
The view tab is an imbedded browser and allows you to see
what output is effective for the current selected node.
The second screen shot shows the edit tab for the same project node.
Editing HTML can be done in this tab or in an external editor.
The third screen shot shows the edit tab for one of the use cases.
Each node has its own HTML snippet which adds to the overall output
of the use case illustration.
The fourth screen shot shows the element override tab for one of the
illustration nodes of the above use case.
Here the illustration overrides the value of the "policynumber" field
inherited from the use case node,
because there is a need to illustrate a scenario were this value has
been entered.
The fifth screen shot shows the output of the above illustration node.
Here you can see that the "Policy Number" field has the desired value
to illustrate the scenario.
The last screen shot shows the final output of the above illustration.
Publishing HTML files via Hyperspace has many advantages. E.g. you can email
the prototype to someone,
deploy the prototype on a server and
view the illustrations on any compatible browser.
Another advantage is the illustration control bar that is added to the prototype.
People often create prototypes that expect the reader to click on links and buttons
within the illustration to make it look like a real application. This should be
avoided, because of the likelyhood of incoherent links.
The control bar prevents bugs relating to incoherent hyperlinks.
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