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Spotlight On NW Creative: ProtoShare

October 15, 2009 By Leave a Comment

Disclaimer: The following company provides me swanky office space in return for creative services.
Portland’s Site9 was recently recognized for its ProtoShare product.
O’Reilly Media’s Inside RIA, named ProtoShare a “Top 50 Most Usable RIA” (Rich Internet Application).
According to the company’s Blog:

We are quite proud of our selection, especially considering that ProtoShare was not designed in Flash, Flex, or Silverlight, but rather uses HTML, Javascript, and CSS to create interactive prototypes with real-time collaboration.

Interactive prototypes with real-time collaboration? Yes. Let’s hear the firm’s elevator pitch from Co-founder and VP Business Development, Blake Johnson.

ProtoShare helps Web designers manage the site development process, build out specs and share the whole wireframing process with clients and team members via a Web-based interface. In other words, ProtoShare up front saves the design team from suffering headaches and lost revenue later.
PhotoShare’s enterprise solution, which allows for five licensed users and 20 active projects is $89/month.

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About David Burn

I wrote my first ad for a local political candidate when I was 17. She went on to win her race, and I felt the power of persuasive copy for the first time. Starting in Portland in 1995, I worked my way across the country as a copywriter and eventually became a content director making media products for big packaged goods brands. I returned to Oregon in 2008, and now I focus on building brands for companies that matter, including this one.