Very easy to learn. Integrates with GitHub, Slack, and JIRA. Creates CSS files from designs for use by our developers. Has the ability to autoload colors from existing websites. Has a feature that let's you see the user's cursor as they are reviewing prototypes which enables usability testing. Included with the licensing is an assigned account manager available to assist with any questions.

Doesn't integrate with Confluence. However, you can create a link to the protoypes and include that link on Confluence.

Ability to make instant changes to wireframes and have them immediately incorporated into the interactive wireframe I send to users.

UXPin is a great wireframing tool with the user feedback mechanism built right in. The main thing I like about it is that there's no connecting my sketch account to my invision account just to gain some basic user feedback. Additionally, it's easy to get up and running - I created an account and was able to figure out all of the basics that I needed within the first hour - getting me up and running in no time, and collecting feedback from our CEO on a project I'd been trying to push through. All in all, it's a great tool. It also has just the right amount of icons, pre-made shapes, etc. for use in wireframes - without being overwhelming

Cons... I'd say it could be a little more user friendly. Some of the buttons / CTAs on the interface are small for my taste. also, I'd prefer it if there was some color incorporated. But these are all relatively small things. It's a solid product and I like 95% of it.

Decepcionante.

UXPin tries hard to integrate the design iteration process under one roof and for the most part it succeeds.

While UXPin boasts a lot of features and its marketing promises constant updates and additions to its feature set, it lacks a fundamental component in supporting how content is supposed to integrate or work within design. They try to get around it by offering the ability to import data through variables but for the content professional, UXPin is just another design-centric tool that seems to forget you don't have anything but pretty boxes and icons without real content.

Help us to improve productivity.

I am working as a Business Analyst and in my profile, we require a quick and easy to use tool to create wireframes.

They Should provide a free subscription or free trial should be more than 7 days. I would suggest to extend it to 1-month free trial.

This tool helps me to create wireframes in a very easy manner.

Sometimes we need to create prototypes quickly and easily and this tool helps me to do that. It has an excellent user experience.

They have provided everything I need to create prototypes, however, the subscription should be more than 7 days.

We used UXPin to prototype UIs for major clients for IoT and Data Science-based application frontends.

UXPin provides a great set of online tools to get UI and UX design work done, with a wide array of UI elements and UX options available. It allows you to smoothly manage animations and transitions and build a UI prototype that is as close to the finished product as possible, without having to write any code. The capability to collaborate across teams allows rapid development of UI prototypes within a team as well.

The price point is quite high, and even archiving and putting your account on 'silent mode' comes with a cost.

please spend some time to polish the program.

design system.

design system. why?

Being able to prototype animations, tabs and navigation with only a couple clicks

Having to go from Adobe XD or Sketch and change my prototype to fit the screen

Overall, a good design tool, but for those who already know other design tools, I don't see the need to switch or learn something that is equivalent to the industry standards.

Being able to generate code more than just css is a game changer, however, depends on your organization's use of code, as it could become quickly unusable code.

There's nothing special about the app if I'm being honest. It does the same as Sketch and Figma, with slightly better export options. The export option becomes useless if the code does not align with your dev depts standard of code, so thus that advantage could quickly become erased. Prototyping features are fine.

I think it is a ok tool to share information.

It’s very easy to use. I didn’t need much training to figure out a lot of functions. The editing tools are simple. Easy to create pages. I like how I can changed css for a particular project.

Need more restrictions and options for control groups. I want certain projects to be shares only to a certain group of people, but was unable to achieve that. I hope there will be more options to create better looking page layouts.

I use this software to collaborate on mobile app wireframes with other developers.

This software makes it easy for developers to collaborate on mobile app designs. We are able to use this tool simultaneously and see what the other is doing in real-time.

Some of the functionality is a little hard to learn (such as button states).

I use this tool on daily basis in my work. Even though I don't create prototypes directly, I am using them (ones created by design team) to implement solutions. It is immensely useful to have real live examples with documentation and specification at the same time.

Material dealing (and other) components built in

It was not easy to navigate through multiple prototype alternatives (in that case for multiple devices) as drop-down seems to be always hidden in the top left corner, but since I discover it I am more cautious.

UXPin is the perfect tool for organizing your images and color palates. If you are working on large scale projects leveraging a tool like UXPin is a must.

The interface is clunky and can be very difficult to use and understand. Does not do true UX work well.

I like how easy it is to use. It's nice that you can create different projects and organize them. I also like the user interface.

It was a little tricky to figure out at first. I'm proficient in photoshop and in my mind I kept comparing.

The best thing about UXPin tool is how versatile the libraries it offers are. It is great for quick sketching a product, plenty of libraries are free, so you can sketch out a product in just a few hours.

I think adding animation and gestures could have helped a lot. Other than that it is really nice even with free pricing plan.

It helps me to for creating unique layouts.

I am working as a Business Analyst and in my current profile, we need the tool to create wireframes as soon as possible.

Free trial should be more than 7 days (Around one month). I only would suggest to extend it's trial period.

I am working as a Web Developer and in my profile sometime we need a tool to create quick wireframes.

Fast prototyping and layout design. Which UXPin I could throw a minimum viable product (MVP) in a matter of hours instead of days.

Streamlines prototyping and wire-framing process by using a library of UI elements that can be dragged and dropped onto a canvas. Also, you can also add custom code snippets to any element with events and state changes. Objects can be repeated across different canvases for the sake of reusability. Responsive mobile layout support and tons of preloaded template to get you start fast.

Lack of support for native like mobile functionality like gesture. Also, with all the options there is a big learning curve.

This is a great tool for collaboration in a team of designers to get meaningful feedback quickly. Also integrated with Sketch which is a huge plus