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I typically work with designers and devs by drawing what I think we need to make on paper and showing them. This is harder now that we're remote. What's the easiest and best to draw digitally and send files? Is there a pad I should get? What software should I use?
Figma is something I'm playing around with. Pretty user-friendly and I'm not a creative.
For high tempo stuff I use https://docs.google.com/drawings , and Loom video for an explanation. Figma once validated
Figma
Draw the design on a piece of paper, take a picture, and send it to your designer. Record a video with you explaining the concept.
We still use paper wireframes then we use the Microsoft Lens app to take a pic of it.
There’s some screenshots from App Store. It’s REALLT good and simple to use.pic.twitter.com/ImG4TXzPRW
Paper and take a photo, been doing that for years Level up? Figma - super quick to mock up lo fi ideas and fast to collaborate
Miro
I dial in to a Zoom meeting using a separate iPad (Pro) + Apple Pencil, share my screen, and just sketch in my favorite notes app (GoodNotes). Works better than paper tbh because of cut/paste/simple editing features.
Try @Procreate Easy to draw
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