: A good tool to visually design graphical user interfaces for iOS devices? I'm developing an iOS apps and I need to find an easy design tool, something that would allow me to drag widgets into

@Si6392903

WireframeSketcher comes with dedicated stencils for iPad applications. You can use links for simple interactivity. You can even test your prototype on iPad by exporting it to HTML that you can put online via Dropbox.

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@Tiffany317

There's a nice (okay, quite brilliant) set of actions for Photoshop that will mock up an iPad in various views, before your very eyes. You can download them here on 36pix.com. While this may not be exactly what you're looking for, it will definitely help visualize your app on the iThing and show it off to potential clients/backers/venture-capitalists-looking-for-the-next-Angry-Birds.

To quote the 36pix.com site: "Simply put, these Photoshop Actions will allow any UX/UI designer or App developer to quickly create a gorgeous rendering of their app as it would appear on an Apple iPad. All that is required on your end is your final designs (and a copy of Photoshop, obviously)."

Seriously, these actions are a huge help in designing for the 'Pad.

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@LarsenBagley460

You might want to check out "MockingPad" on the iPad. That's what I stated using for wireframing. I love photoshop so I am using www.teehanlax.com/blog/ipad-gui-psd-version-2/ Also I should mention using LiveView Screencaster for previewing your work on the device itself.

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@Kevin459

I can point you to Balsamiq Mockups which is a great tool for designing sketchy mockups and they have many iphone/ipad interface elements available.

It is only for a mockup though, you can use it as a base for a real design or UI but it's not lifelike. It is an Adobe Air application IIRC and wil work on multiple platforms including the Mac.

Export is available in PDF and PNG but not much else, so that could be a negative for you.

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