About SketchBoard

Sketchboard’s virtual whiteboard solution helps you to innovate ideas and solve complex problems together.

Software Design Online

• Software development involves understanding very complex and abstract problems. Those need visualization using e.g. simple boxes, circles, and connections, using Sketchboard's UML diagram tool. Model your software based on design patterns or flowcharts using flowchart maker to draft your thoughts. Everyone understands the idea and works toward a common goal using the software design map created together, sketch UML diagramming for software developers.

Boosting team meetings

• Everything your team members do on Sketchboard is visible in real time. Track your team members’ movements through the online whiteboard as you compose your sketches or diagrams. The comment box doubles as a mini chat, where you can discuss and agree on various points. Get your distributed teamwork aligned with your visualized plan.

Simplifying team presentations

• All your sketches and diagrams are reusable. You can reorganize them and use them for your team presentations. No need to spend time creating slide decks from scratch. And don’t worry about sharing, your team members will automatically receive the updates.

Powering up your brainstorming

• Use digital notes to write down your scrum retrospectives and assign a different area of the board to each group. Having all your ideas digitized will make it easier to take action and achieve great results.

Sketching UX Flows

• Screenshot an existing user interface and use freehand drawing to mark all the necessary changes. You can also combine freehand drawing with the existing sketch UX shapes to plan your UX flows from scratch. Build online flowcharts to visualize workflows, customer journeys, and many other design processes.

Mapping your Mind

• Mindmaps transformed into software pieces are a common starting point for software design. Sketchboard helps your team create collaborative mindmaps.

Spotting bugs faster

• As a tester, screenshot problem areas and mark down those using a freehand drawing on top of the image. The visual element makes it easier for your team to get a clear view. This way your team can avoid the question back and forth, and bugs can get fixed faster.