“Streamline your next home improvement project by using Dragonfly’s intuitive design tools to rapidly create and furnish your floor plan, experimenting in real time with your ideas in 2D and 3D before making it real!” Source: Autodesk Dragonfly Project website.

The great thing about this application is its relevancy and simplicity.

Too often Rich Internet Applications start with a great idea, however as they is born from a predominately developer, or technical perspective, they lose their intended relevancy if they don’t provide the the degree of expected functionality or are difficult to use. The ‘great’ idea passes and becomes just ‘good’ and users move on to the next great thing, that is of course unless it remains relevant and simple to use.

Keep an eye on Autodesk’s Project Dragonfly, with it’s heritage it’s sure to go from strength to strength and great to play around or do something more professional with.
 

Project Dragonfly keeps things simple, Designer and Gallery areas, and simple toolbar to work with. Some additional tools would be nice, but plenty enough to begin with.
 

The Furnishing and Decorations library is nicely stocked and has some great commercialisation opportunities available to it in the future.
 

The Graphical User Interface (”GUI”) is cleanly designed and looks very slick. Nicely designed icons and elements make this a very impressive looking application and entice you to want to use it.

http://dragonfly.labs.autodesk.com/#index=design
 

Contributor interest and contributions welcome – http://www.ddx.com.au/#/contact

Posts started strong back in February but no prizes for guessing when things got busy at work! We’re hoping to get back into these and also pick up a couple of contributors too… hint hint

http://www.flashapps.com.au/ and http://www.flexapps.com.au/