Balsamiq Cloud Documentation
- Introduction to Balsamiq Cloud
- Account Management
- Managing Spaces
- Managing Projects
- People and Permissions
- Editor Overview
- Adding and Arranging UI Controls
- Editing Controls
- Sharing and Reviewing
- Collaborative Editing
- Collaborating in Real-Time
- Commenting
- Using Images and Icons
- Symbols
- Markup
- Linking Wireframes Together
- Full Screen Presentation Mode
- Alternates
- Exporting
- Importing
- Keeping Projects Clean and Organized
- Keyboard Shortcuts
- The BMPR File Format
- Troubleshooting Scrollbars On ChromeOS
- Converting BMML Files to BMPR
- Setting up a Space for Single Sign-On Authentication (SAML)
Collaborative Editing
Balsamiq Cloud is optimized for collaborative work. This document outlines the different ways to interact with your team, while editing a project.
Note: The following features require Edit permissions, check out People and Permissions for more details.
Collaborating in Real-Time
Balsamiq Cloud supports real-time collaboration between users. Once two or more users join the same project, every change is reflected in real-time for everyone. The toolbar displays the avatar of users who have joined the project, and the permission level they have.
The navigator panel indicates which wireframes your co-workers are working on by displaying their profile picture there.
Opening the same wireframe displays your co-worker's edits in real-time.
Commenting
Besides real-time collaboration, Balsamiq Cloud offers many other ways to get feedback on your designs. To learn more about it, check out Sharing and Reviewing.
Among those, the Comments Panel is a useful option that doesn't require edit permissions.
A red dot indicates that a Comment is unread. Comments can be marked as read and unread by clicking the blue/grey dot. You can add Callout markers to indicate specific elements in the wireframe where the comments applies or add a link to an alternate version. You can even include @-mentions in your comments if needed.
More about comments here.
- Sharing and Reviewing
- Using Images and Icons