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The theme, style, or graphical design concept of the look and feel package is a [https://www.google.com/search?q=low+fidelity+wireframes+css&oq=low+fidelity+wireframes+css <span style="color: cyan;">low fidelity wireframe mock</span>], filled with active working content instead of crossed out static images. | The theme, style, or graphical design concept of the look and feel package is a [https://www.google.com/search?q=low+fidelity+wireframes+css&oq=low+fidelity+wireframes+css <span style="color: cyan;">low fidelity wireframe mock</span>], filled with active working content instead of crossed out static images. | ||
Essentially it is a full design package based on the low fidelity wireframe. | |||
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Revision as of 08:37, 9 March 2020
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The software product engineering line
Software we build for consumer use, as opposed to systems software, is considered to be a part of software product engineering line with this brand name. The style is "tl" followed by colon, dash, or semicolon, followed by a square bracketed specific product name.
The Look and Feel of the apps in the line
The theme, style, or graphical design concept of the look and feel package is a low fidelity wireframe mock, filled with active working content instead of crossed out static images.
Essentially it is a full design package based on the low fidelity wireframe.
