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The initial design of your application is best done with a sketch.
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You could use a drawing package such as [Excalidraw](https://excalidraw.com/) for your sketch, but pen and paper is equally as good.
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Start by drawing a rectangle to represent a blank terminal, then draw a rectangle for each element in your application. Annotate each of the rectangles with the content they will contain, and note wether they will scroll (and in what direction).
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Start by drawing a rectangle to represent a blank terminal, then draw a rectangle for each element in your application. Annotate each of the rectangles with the content they will contain, and note whether they will scroll (and in what direction).
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For the purposes of this article we are going to design a layout for a Twitter or Mastodon client, which will have a header / footer and a number of columns.
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