Most essay editing software is too serious and rigid. Why must it be so?
Although the Skeleton is not a complete product, but it represents my ideal essay-writing software that can also have the concept, lively and fashionable. Writing a paper is a hard and arduous process. There's the constant fear of looking at a blank page and not knowing what to write down. The Skeleton helps you Outline and Organize.
Skeleton
The Prototype story
Brainstorming
Define the problem
Mind- Mapping
Competitive analysis
Reference management:
Mendeley & Zotero: Manage lots of academic papers as a personal library of references.
EndNote & EverNote: Manages lots of external documents.
Paragraph Outlining:
OmniOutliner: Focused on creating outlines w/ various styles
Workflowy: Focused on creating outlines, can associate text, etc. with bullets.
Word Processors:
Word: Can cover most of the users' needs in writing.
Google Docs: Can cover needs of writing and support teamwork.
User Interviews
NARISARA JOYEE (PSEUDONYM)
'I'm a PhD student in chemistry. For outline, I usually use the traditional method, a pen and a piece of paper is enough.'
CARRIE WHITING (PSEUDONYM)
'I'm a university professor. Of course, in addition to teaching, writing papers and doing research is my daily routine. I have not considered the interface style of the paper editing software, as long as it is fully functional.'
DREW MASON (PSEUDONYM)
'I am an undergraduate student in the department of media. Most essay editing software looks ugly, and I'm looking forward to a new product with a youthful air.'
UX workflow & wireframs
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