[thelist] Website annotation functionality
April
april at farstrider.org
Tue Dec 20 11:22:06 CST 2005
Not to be facetious, but you might get the most flexibility with the
most time savings from a combination of print-outs, Sharpies, and
highlighters...
Megan Holbrook wrote:
> John Dowdell wrote:
>
>>But when I did a web search on term "'third voice' annotation" it turned
>>up some lists of other approaches, like the ones here:
>>http://ncyoung.com/entry/97
>>
>>jd
>
>
> Hi John -
>
> Thanks for sending this. Unfortunately, it seems that most of the
> websites mentioned on the site have gone belly-up as well (except for
> Annotea which is related to the site I'm trying to find a replacement
> for). Sigh. The effort is much appreciated, however.
>
> Just to give a sense of what I'm trying to do with annotations:
>
> We're designing and managing the development of a large website and
> trying to work with our CMS developers in helping explain functionality
> of the comps we've provided them. We have spec docs, but nothing is
> quite as clear as actually marking up the work. Since we've already
> developed the html, it seemed to make sense to annotate that rather than
> just posting graphics with annotations.
>
> If anyone else has suggestions, I'd be quite interested in hearing
> alternatives (we've also thought about shared whiteboards, but can't
> find one which allows writing on top of images, and Axure is a little
> unwieldy for this, so...)
>
> Thanks :/ M.
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