Teknidermy Magazine - Browserbob

Below are SS's of BrowserBob 2 under heavy construction (this is just the test environment the final version of BB2 will of course look differently)

Image 1 shows the design area, where you work on the browser itself... the object window on the left is separate from the other window... each window is resizable and most objects can be positioned freely by the user... remember that for example the red and blue buttons are only test buttons... also the format of the fields will be different (...) we are still looking for the most suitable solution.

Image 2 shows the meta level of the design, this is where you can organize your objects and projects in trees, copy or clone components and stuff...(also working symbols...)

Image 3 shows the object inspector again, where you can filter your templates, objects etc. and use them by drag & drop ...

Image 4 shows the action configuration view, where you can define the actions (I talked about...) remember this still under construction too

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Teknidermy Magazine - Issue 5 , Vol. 1	July/August, 2001
Markus on left & Stefan on right Below are SS's of BrowserBob 2 under heavy construction (this is just the test environment the final version of BB2 will of course look differently) (To view a close up please click on images below) Image 1 shows the design area, where you work on the browser itself... the object window on the left is separate from the other window... each window is resizable and most objects can be positioned freely by the user... remember that for example the red and blue buttons are only test buttons... also the format of the fields will be different (...) we are still looking for the most suitable solution. Image 2 shows the meta level of the design, this is where you can organize your objects and projects in trees, copy or clone components and stuff...(also working symbols...) Image 3 shows the object inspector again, where you can filter your templates, objects etc. and use them by drag & drop ... Image 4 shows the action configuration view, where you can define the actions (I talked about...) remember this still under construction too
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