This repository is for gathering feedback on the Wolfie-Tools Wireframer application; the actual codebase is not currently public. Status updates and annoucements regarding Wireframer's development will also be posted here.
If you have suggestions, bug reports, questions, or any other concerns you want to raise, please take a look at the issues page and see if a post has already been made on a similar topic. If not, feel free to open up a new issue to start a discussion!
Note that you can also submit feedback through less conversational forms should you prefer that approach.
Wireframer is a simple to use yet powerful wireframing application created as part of the Wolfie-Tools application suite.
Users are able to create/login to accounts and create wireframe diagrams for the purpose of UI mock-ups. Wireframes are saved to an online database (MongoDB) and are only accessable to the user that created them. Outside of basic CRUD capabilities, editing a wireframe supports drag and drop, drag corner to resize, and various property manipulation depending on the element.
Wireframer was created using the MERN stack, that is MongoDB, Express, React, and Node.JS, along with simple HTML and CSS styling. It also makes use of react-rnd for some basic functionality.
Wireframer's development started in Spring 2020 and is currently ongoing. The development team is comprised soley of Stony Brook University students working under Professor Richard McKenna.