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Creating documentation and wireframes for things can be tedious, and hard, and plain not fun. To remedy the situation there's DocuCanvas!
Main Features:
- Add comment/notes/descriptions/etc over an image
- Break up section of a project to show what things should look like
- Simulate wire framing techniques via web portal
- Take advantage of HTM5 Canvas elements for all of it
- Draw circles with numbers that correspond on the right
Various Notes:
- Dynamic sizing based on device/screen
- Text is normally listed to the first X characters on the first line; hovering expands that
- On hover over the number the list item is highlighted; and a hover box is loaded showing that text
Planned features:
- Upload of multiple images
- Compositing via pallets
- Automated creation of multi layered PNGs
- PDF Export
- Organization support
Basically instead of a bunch of disperate documents, text files, Photoshop files, mind maps, and a million other things that get lost and hard to document a team could consolidate, create, and consume their project documentation in the same spot.
Backend:
- Django (Python)
Database:
- Deployment: PostgreSQL
- Development: sqlite3
HTML5:
- Canvas
- JavaScript
This applies to all files not in the "tools" folder or auto-generated by Django.
Copyright (C) 2013, Tyler Agee
This program is free software: you can redistribute it and/or modify
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