Question

I am looking for some tool that would help me prototype basic website structure and logistics (or simply user interface).

It should be extremely efficient in the matter of time needed to do simple changes like changing position of objects on the page. It should provide features for creating multiple pages and linking them together.

I don't need visual aspect of the thing, just the basic structure, placement of objects and logistics.

I prefer offline, free or open source solution.

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Solution

Try Mockingbird, it's mainly used for user interface prototypes, but you can easily use it for flowcharts / structure diagrams etc.

Best of all it's free!

OTHER TIPS

Try Balsamiq Mockups, it's excellent and quite inexpensive. Or, Microsoft's Sketchflow is great for building interactive prototypes.

In no particular order:

"I prefer offline, free or open source solution."

Then Pencil is what you need!

I've tried iPlotz recently which is an online wireframing tool and I've been impressed.

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