Free Simulation Resources
Kick start your iRise projects
Below is a collection of custom resources to help you build better simulations, faster and easier. You'll find mobile and other popular content, simulation examples that show off what iRise can do, and learning tools. If you have an idea for a custom resource you'd like to see included here, send it our way.
iPad Content iDoc
This iDoc contains all the essential iPad style assets to get you building your own custom iPad app visualizations. It includes navigation bars, popovers, alerts, split view, static and dynamic lists, and much more. Inline guides and sample how to's are included to help you through the process.
iPhone Content iDoc
Many of these iPhone drag and drop assets come pre-configured with standard iPhone interactions, including tab and navigation bars, alerts, a homescreen icon builder, static and dynamic lists, grid views, and much more. Inline guides and sample how to's are included.
Android Content iDoc
This collection includes interactive buttons, popovers, alert messages, text inputs, complete working toolbars, static and dynamic lists, and many other elements found on in the Android environment.
Windows Desktop iDoc
On enterprise projects you often need to simulate launching a program or email from a desktop environment. This iDoc not only contains desktop content, we've also built Windows 7 and Vista desktop simulations which launch an iRise or Outlook splash screen.
Common Samples iDoc
Want to see how high definition, data driven visualizations are done? Use the Common Samples iDoc as a learning guide, or copy and paste what you need into your new project. This iDoc contains a long list of useful visualization examples that can be imported directly into iRise Studio, or viewed through iRise Reader.
Icon iDoc
Are you tired of scouring the web for icons? With this iDoc, you're sure to find the one you need. It contains 1000 16x16 icons for use in iRise simulations. Since all of the icons are maintained in a Datasheet, you can easily add your own. Searching and tagging make it easy and fast to find the icon you need. Import it to your Definition Center for everyone to use.
Facebook Content iDoc
This iDoc contains most of the common icons, buttons, an design elements used on Facebook.com, including Timeline elements. We’ve included custom styles using the standard Facebook colors. You’ll also find a working simulation of basic timeline functionality. Watch the preview to see it in action.
Project Start Page
The Project Start Page is designed to be a simple, lightweight, universal, and effective index for your iRise projects. It will live as the main launch point for each scenario in your simulation, allowing stakeholders to get a good idea of your project's purpose before diving in.
SimWealth Management iDoc
This iDoc simulates a CRM application called SimWeath Management. SimWealth would like to introduce a web enabled Wealth Management solution to advisors and their clients. To assure an accurate specification, business people created this high-fidelity simulation to validate the steps that various users will encounter when managing/planning client portfolios.
SimBank iDoc
This iDoc simulates a fictitious retail online banking web site, called SimBank. SimBank would like to improve their customer service by improving their trouble ticket system. To assure an accurate specification, businesspeople created this high-fidelity simulation to validate the steps that various users will encounter when entering and handling trouble tickets.
SimRetail iDoc
This iDoc contains a number of useful visualization templates for eRetail solutions that can be imported directly into your existing iRise project list. Copy and paste what you need and get a jump-start on visualizing your new online retailing project.
iRise Learning Resources Sidebar
This iDoc is designed for embedding in the iRise Definition Center sidebar, and includes contact information, several embedded videos, links to our e-learning courses, and iRise Community information. To deploy a Dashboard Sidebar, you must have System Administrator access. Assistance for deploying the sidebar is included within the iDoc.
Sidebar iDoc
This iDoc is designed for embedding in the iRise Definition Center Dashboard. It includes support and training information, links to the iRise community, and a place to submit tips or issues. Use this iDoc as a template for your own DC sidebar projects. To embed this project in your Definition Center you must have Administrator access. For more information visit, access the iRise Help System.
Products and Shopping Cart iDoc
Here's another ahead of it's time iDoc from 2007. This tutorial uses tables, image zoom effect, and multiple views to simulate the display of product information on a shopping site.
Data Snapshot iDoc
This iDoc was shown by id8 at the 2007 iRise User Conference. The simulation displays filtered information based on category selection in a dashboard format.
Language Translation iDoc
iRise partner id8 was always looking for creative uses of iRise. This iDoc demonstrates an early technique they used to translate a 100+ page enterprise app simulation into four languages. Originally built way back with iRise 3.0! iRise multi-language support came soon after.
Product Configurator iDoc
This iDoc created by id8 simulates data-driven high fidelity (high fidelity in 2008 anyway) consumer web application which displays product variations based on multiple characteristics. Originally built in iRise 6.5.
Online Shopping Experience iDoc
This id8 iDoc created in 2008 showcased dynamic product tile view with mouseover flyouts and a fully functional Ajax-style shopping cart.
iPhone SimDK iDoc
At the start of the mobile app explosion, OneSpring Solutions iRise partner created the iPhone SimDK™. It was a revolutionary complete toolkit for the design of custom iPhone applications inside of iRise. Although new content collections and functionality have replaced it's use, it was a huge step forward in mobile simulation.
Tricks with a One-Cell Table iDoc
id8 created this iDoc back in 2008 to showcase some of the (then new) neat things you could do with a table other than presenting tabular data. It used actions to create nifty hide/show tricks.
