You’ve just spent four hours updating your wireframes and the 200-page spec document for the umpteenth time, but you just know that the development team is going to mangle your beautiful design in implementation. Again.

Not to mention the stakeholders, who haven’t read the spec (and never will), and who just can’t seem to be able to understand what you are trying to communicate through your wireframes.

And then there’s usability testing. Sure, you’ve put something together in Powerpoint that you can have users click through, but it’s missing so many of your design’s subtle and clever interaction details that testing could well miss something important until it’s too late.

There’s a Better Way

What if you could cut the amount of written documentation (and the time it takes you to write and maintain it) to a fraction of what you’re doing now?

Wouldn’t it be great if stakeholders not only understood your designs, but actually got enthusiastic about them too?

And think how awesome it would be to get feedback from users earlier, and about the things that matter.

With HTML Prototyping, You Can

But prototyping in HTML is hard, isn’t it? There’s so much to learn: HTML, CSS, Javascript, frameworks, responsive design.

Where do you even begin?

It doesn’t have to be hard.

Livetyping is a series of video lessons that let you learn this stuff at your own pace. You don’t waste time learning stuff that only web developers need to know—you only learn what you need to make prototypes.

The course consists of six screencast lessons that will teach you how to prototype your designs in HTML, CSS, and Javascript, for $249.

For this, you get the first five lessons right now, and the last one as soon as it is available.

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