[Webpub] stencils for your Information Architecture

[Lisa Mayer]

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Stencils for Omnigraffle and Visio

As a mac addict, I use Omnigraffle for building Information  
Architecture maps for my clients. use OmniGraffle Pro to develop site  
maps. Its a mac only product, but if you download the Pro version,  
you can save files as visio files for your pc users. You can download  
the trial version, and whenever you need to use it go back to their  
site to get a 24hr free license.

Here’s the url to download the trial version, and here’s the url to  
get a 24hr license.

While it doesn’t do everything I’d like it to do, it does get the job  
done. One of the cool things about it is that I can make my own  
stencils and reuse them over and over again. If you don’t want to  
make your own, there are some free stencils on the Omnigraffle site.  
Recently my colleague Jeff came across some really great ones. The  
links below provide IA and wireframe stencils for both Visio and  
Omnigraffle. Take a look.

Omnigraffle Stencils via v1.garrettdimon.com

Omnigraffle and Visio Stencils via University of Texas



(Thanks, Jeff!)






Lisa C. Mayer
Web and Database Consultant, DCAD
Information Services and Technology (IS&T)
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Room N42-240C
Cambridge, MA 02139
617-452-4225
lmayer at mit.edu


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