Export prototype as HTML bundle

Although you can preview a Tiggr prototype in a browser and share the link, sometimes you might want to get the entire project - all the pages, JavaScript and CSS and run it locally on your machine or send it to someone. All you need to do is export the prototype as HTML bundle and you will get all the pages, JavaScript and CSS.

When in Projects page, select Options/Export as HTML bundle. You will be prompted to save a zip file containing your complete prototype.

Tiggr 1.2.5 release: better, faster, with new features

We are happy to release Tiggr version 1.2.5 today. We worked very hard improving Tiggr behind the scenes. We made Tiggr run faster, more stable, load projects faster and fixed a number of UI quicks. Give Tiggr a try and as always, we would love to hear your feedback: http://getsatisfaction.com/exadel. Don’t forget to follow us on Twitter: @gotiggr.com.

New features and improvements in this release:

Customize the tab panel with tabs on top or bottom:

Using table or grid layout? Quickly edit the number of rows/columns in properties:

You can set screen size for web or mobile to one of the predefined values or enter it manually (when custom size is checked):

In mobile, navigation bar can now be placed in header or footer of the application as jQuery Mobile requires:

Tiggr tips: working with screens

Tiggr makes it very simple to work with multiple screens:

• To add a new screen, click +Add Screen button
• To delete a screen, click X in the upper right corner in the screen. You can also delete by selecting Screen/Delete from the top menu
• To rearrange screen, select a screen and drag it into the new position
• To edit screen name, double click on its label. You can also change screen name in Properties
• Once you are done editing screens, click Hide Screens to hide the panel. This way you will have more room for the prototype

JavaLobby Q&A: Prototyping Your Applications Using Tiggr

JavaLobby Q&A with James Sugrue: Prototyping Your Applications Using Tiggr

Tiggr rapid prototypes articles from the web

• Tiggr: helping business analyst (original Russian version)
• Tiggr: helping create user interfaces (original Russian version)

Creating rounded web buttons and inputs in Tiggr prototypes

When you drag and drop a button control for example, the default button look is squared:

That could be fine but I’m sure some of you would like to use rounded buttons and inputs. Well, that’s very easy to do in Tiggr. Select the button, scroll down in properties window and you will see Round Corners option. Using the slider, set the curve radius:

and you will get this:

Here is another example. Click the screen shot (or here) to see an actual preview of this page in a browser.