Thanks for pointing this out! I keep meaning to add a button somewhere :)

Thanks, Yannik! I feel exactly the same way. They were actually more intricate at first, but I dialed back just before shipping. Hopefully they're more balanced now :)

Thanks! Yeah they're great. I found them a little while ago, and I was impressed with their accessibility. I hope more tools start focusing on that.

I post GIF demos on Dribbble/Twitter sometimes, but I haven't made any actual videos yet, sorry. I'll try to make some soon :)

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That one is great! I'm actually trying to write something about the cool stuff people make. Would you mind if I used this in a blog post?

So glad someone asked this! I won't bore you with too much detail, but we're essentially wrapping the outer website into the actual app itself.

The reason the main part of the app loads so quickly once you click the button, is because it's already loaded before you even hover on it. That drawing you see in the background when the page loads is an actual drawing being performed on the app's real canvas :)

Backend: Clojure & Datomic

Frontend: Om/React & LESS

Thank you, Simon! I actually added that near the end, so I'm glad it made at least one person happy :)

Thanks, and great question! My inspiration was essentially to scratch my own itch. Most prototyping tools I've used required too much attention when I just wanted to focus on my ideas. Many are also difficult to share; I've worked with a lot of remote developers in the past and showing them how to use my newest prototyping tool that week wasn't fun.

In terms of where it fits, I'd say anywhere. I use it now when I would normally reach for a pen. Layouts, flows, notes, I even use it to explain implementation details in development. My enthusiasm might be a bit bias though :)

As for how I think it will evolve, I'm still working on that. Every time I think I know where it's headed, someone finds a new use for it. So far I've seen math lessons, blueprints, meeting rooms, etc., etc.

We actually built the chat ourselves. We've used intercom before and liked it but wanted something more immersive this time around. This allows users to chat with each other, and ping us if they need help in their doc. There's still a few kinks we're ironing out but we're happy with it so far!

It took a lot of tweaking, but I really enjoy it now. Sometimes I try right clicking in Illustrator just out of habit :)

Thanks for the feedback! That's a great idea. We're hoping to have pre-made components done soon. Once it is, drawing a specific device canvas and reproducing it will only take a second or two :)