Other people have suggested using more visually driven tools, like MockFlow. But I like that Jumpchart keeps the focus on the content. It prevents important details being lost in the gloss of a design.

Jeff

I was able to set up the initial site with snippets, etc. and send out to team. Our writer then uploaded copy and the entire team was able to comment and interact.

Because JC is really about content, not visuals, I could get the client to focus on the message w/writer while I focused on getting some javascript effects going on the prototype. I really think JC helped us hone the client’s message.

I will say that I was not pleased with the WordPress export–for which I paid $25. In the end, hand-coding my theme was simpler. I did use the copy blocks of HTML and lists, but not much else.