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APP Workflow Series:Snap Pages 2 of 4


The second part of the Snap Pages workflow series explains how to create the topic description text.This explains the content  or  purpose served by those who click the button,  beneath the text.Notice how each part is connected to the visual component beneath it The text above  the button  describes the headings atop itself.The top down,visual  construction translates a site map,graphically without technical jargon.
  The user can edit the text below the headings by double clicking in the area shown in highlight above.
Next ,the button , can be linked to a new page.This page will be entitled Energy.So within 10 minutes, a novice designer can construct a 3 layered content column and begin to grasp the relationships between each editable object.


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