This looks intriguing but wondering if you’d consider changing the font? Script fonts have low readability and while possibly OK for a short logo mark, are not fit for anything longer.

Balsamiq mockup for example uses a “handwritten” but very readable font.

It's set in the page itself: https://github.com/jdittrich/quickMockup/blob/e8406d5fd016b1....

It couldn't really be any more trivial to change.

I like the font. It fits the sketchy style.

Sure, but I can't really read it.

It's a mockup with Lorem ipsum's not a research paper in quantum physics. He may as well use Chinese and that would be okay.

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Sorry, the ux-app editor is not compatible with mobile devices -> redirect back to landing page.

Some feedback: if it doesn't work on mobile, warn me but still let me see it, or at least some screenshots, to get a sense of it so I can decide to follow up later on my laptop.

Nice, this looks like exactly what I want in a starter ui mockup app - no accounts to create, saves things as offline files, simple.

This fits my needs as a full stack dev without design experience perfectly. Lightweight, fast, and little overhead for the features/pages that aren't important enough to go through a full time designer.

Looking forward to working with this

Great work reminds me a lot of Balsamiq - which was great (no idea if they are still around, they were Flash based last I looked)

A superb tool. Simple app which does the job :)

Funny how something like this gains traction after not being touched for several years. Nice tool though.

Is this the J Dittrich from Massey University?

I am on my phone. This is not mobile friendly.

Where is the text input?