Now we select the type of interaction we want. Under the Interaction tab click on New Interaction Now we make the card interact with the slot.
In the Inspector (on the right) click "STYLE". Place the card slot right below the main display, set the width to 90 pixels, this is 20 pixels wider than the card. Set the width to 70,Ĭhange the background color (Fill Color) and set the text to "CARD". Using the button tool, draw a card all the way to the left. Create and customize the card-slot and realize input of the card in the slot It is strongly advised to do this regularly. Type the name in the field under "Inspector Rectangle" on the right. Give the box a light background color (use the Fill Color icon in the toolbar):įinally, we set the name of the paragraph to "MainText": Make sure the box is selected. This can be done in the sidebar under the header "typography". Give it approximately the same size as the example below:Īlternatively, you can manually input the given size attributes in the sidebar.Īfterwards add a paragraph, and change the lorem ipsum text to "Welcome to Designers-Bank, enter your card please".Īdjust the font size, eg.
Place the box at the top, keep enough space for the number panel etc. Select one of the boxes (in the list of widgets) -hold down the mouse button- and drag the box to the drawing area. You can remove these guides by choosing View > Rulers, Grid and Guides > Hide Grid. Through "Create Guides" you may set columns to help you with layout. In "Rulers, Grid and Guides" you will also find the grid settings. Alternatively you can use the shortcut cmd + ' or ctrl + '. If you need some guidance when drawing shapes, you can turn on the grid: Choose View > Rulers, Grid and Guides > Show Grid. When Axure is started or when you create a new document, a homepage () is created:įor this prototype, we will use to prepare the Home page. If anything is unclear in this tutorial, you can have a look at On /axure-rp/tutorials you can find a variety of tutorials. This tutorial however does not cover all possibilities. No knowledge of Axure is required to follow this tutorial. The focus of this tutorial is to achieve interaction, rather than design or ergonomics. The result, the interactive demo, is available here to try: We createdĪs an example, a simple prototype of an ATM. Check out /getting-started-video to quickly learn how it works. The Java version of this tutorial can be found here.Īxure is a tool to create interactive prototypes of for instance applications or websites.
#Interactive prototyping with axure rp 8 license
There might be slight differences with the current version (10).įor students, a permanent license can be obtained at /edu. This tutorial is written for Axure RP version 9.
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