That day has come. After many, many, so many hours and days of hard and punctilious work, here you have it: FlairBuilder 1.7.0 Beta. 
Be the first one to get it while is fresh and hot!
Why a Beta version? For several reasons.
1. The user interface has been dramatically changed. It’s you that have to decide that it’s an improvement.
2. A brand new theme has been added that allows you to do sketch-like interactive wireframes/prototypes.
3. FlairBuilder lets you now better organize your wireframe pages in folders and subfolders. I know many of you will be very excited about this. Beside that, I merged the master functionality into the pages management feature such that, now, every page can be a master to another page. Thus you can have as many levels of masters as you need. There is a lot to say about the potential of feature, so I will let you imagination do a little bit of work first before a speak my mind in one of the next posts.
These are at least the three important reasons for which I will take a short period of time to do some beta testing with those of you that will have the pleasure to give this version a quick try.
Allow me to say that FlairBuilder is now officially the first and only prototyping tool to support hand-drawn look’n'feel for interactive widgets. Don’t get me wrong, sketch stencils have been available for tools like OmniGraffle or Visio, and Java Swing had this simply genius Napkin look’n'feel. But while the first are for static wireframes, the second hasn’t a dedicated prototyping tool accessible to non-developers. Prove me wrong.
I won’t get into details about what is new in this version (nothing significant has changed in the core functionality). The improvements flow will regain its track right after this big UI layout update.
Unknown, here I come!
