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Helocut is a web-based graphic design platform that offers users the chance to work on projects collaboratively, directly in their browser. It's perfect for designing logos, posters, or even albums covers. But what really sets Helocut apart is its intuitive interface and inclusion of helpful features to streamline the design process. Helocut is the brainchild of J. Lee Williams, an ex-electrical engineer turned designer. He found many of the existing graphic design platforms difficult to use and designed Helocut to be much more effective. Williams incorporated research on human behavior and interaction design theories to create what he describes as "a simple, elegant user experience that helps designers focus on their ideas." It's hard not to agree with Williams' claim that "the whole philosophy is to remove the unnecessary distractions so you can concentrate better on your work." Helocut was created using Ruby on Rails, PostgreSQL, jQuery, Javascript, and CSS3. Helocut offers designers the option to upload images or start from scratch, and work with layers. A new project can be created by clicking on the "New Project" tab. A new project opens with an empty canvas. Users can drag layers that are pre-designed into their canvas or simply use what is available. Despite its simple interface, Helocut allows users to create more complex designs thanks to some handy features. As you're working on a logo, for example, you can send it to friends for feedback by hitting the "Send Survey" button in the menu bar at the top of the screen. This feature facilitates teamwork and allows you to get more than one set of eyes on your work before finalizing it. An easy way to label layers is included as well. You can simply enter a label for a layer by clicking on the label icon in the menu bar. The same goes for text boxes. If you notice an area of your work that isn't quite right, you can simply right-click on it and choose "Edit Text" from the menu instead of having to delete everything and start from scratch. Helocut also allows you to save designs as templates so that you can easily replicate work completed on other projects. Then, when you're ready to share your work with others, simply upload it and Helocut emails a link directly to the recipient's email inbox. You can engage in real-time collaboration or work on the same project from opposite ends of the earth. Finally, Helocut's whiteboard feature makes it easy to convert a hand-drawn sketch into a full design. Just upload your sketch and Helocut will do the rest. The program will clean up your lines, add colors, and turn your pencil drawing into a polished final product in no time at all. Helocut is still in Beta development for both iPhone and Android devices with an official launch expected sometime this fall. Helocut was founded by J. Lee Williams when he was working as an engineer in Silicon Valley. cfa1e77820
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