The static prototype will simply be an HTML page. The Drupal integration of the prototype will take place in stages in the near future.

We want to get a solid testing medium in place as quickly as possible. This prototype will allow us to conduct rapid iterations on the unique and unprecedented elements of the design.

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Priority: Normal » Critical
Issue tags: +Spark sprint 1

This is pretty critical, so escalating as such. :) Also tagging for sprint 1.

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jessebeach commented

The prototype has been merged into the 7.x-1.x branch of the Layout

The commit: http://drupalcode.org/project/layout.git/commit/e1628109367347c06a6a86ef...

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Status: Active » Closed (fixed)

I created a standalone branch for the prototype where it will be iterated outside of Drupal. In a strict sense, the responsive layout designer app has no requirements for Drupal. It is an app that maintains its own state, responds to input and provides output that describes state changes. It should be possible to run this app on any CMS even though we're developing it to run on Drupal right now.

I've got a preview of the app running on a github gh-pages branch.

http://acquia.github.com/layout/plugins/layouts/ResponsiveLayoutDesigner/

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As a user I would like to be able to pull out a region from a grouping

As a user I would like to be able to subgroup elements so a sidebar span multiple regions horizontally
e.g.
Layout grid example of stacked layouts
Where the d area spans multiple element in horizontal spacing.
The above suggested way of handling regions doesn't allow for this. (or at least I couldn't figure out how to do this)