FastUI is a tool used to quickly create an application interface prototype. It is fast because it is small in size and has simple functions and is practical.
Before coding a real application (including winform, mobile app, website, and so on), we usually need to design a prototype to confirm the requirements. The simplest and most intuitive way to create a prototype is to create an image. A picture consistent with the idea of the interface can be regarded as the final product.
Although the image prototype does not require business logic, it must at least have basic Jump effects so that the page can be coherent and the business process can be finally demonstrated to facilitate more detailed analysis of requirements.
Page jump, put A few hot spots on the picture enough, such A simple function, it seems not enough to use A, and it is not good at doing this. But if you don't need it, you will find a very headache: The image size must be automatically adapted to the screen size, simply set the image width to 100%, while the hot zone on the image is not so diligent, it is still in the original location, this is all messy!
FastUI was born to solve this problem. You only need to import the Prototype Image and drag the image to draw a heat area, and then specify the link page of the heat area. It finally generates an html prototype.
Based on the prototype generated by FastUI, the image can automatically adapt to the screen size, and the hot zone scales proportionally. the relative position of the hot zone and the Heat Zone remain unchanged.
At the same time, FastUI provides the project saving function. You can save the incomplete prototypes first, and then open them directly. PS: Because the compression algorithm is not used for the dishes, the saved project file is a bit large... Sorry...