UXPinの評判・口コミ 全3件

What do you dislike?

UXPin is great, I am not taking anything away from what you can do with it, but the learning curve feels a bit steep. I would personally pick some like pixate or marvel over UXPin. After you use it a bit it feels pretty good, but it isn't as fast to learn as some other options out there. Pricing feels a bit steep too compared to something like marvel which has a great free plan.

What do you like best?

The drag and drop features are great. Once you have used it for a bit everything feels very natural. UXPin allows you to prototype both mobile and desktop apps which is a plus. Collaboration features are also pretty descent. The wireframing features are solid.

Recommendations to others considering the product:

Its a great piece of software, I would recommend checking something else out like marvel or pixate if you are something that is easy right out of the box though. UXPin definitely has more control once you get used to the interface.

What do you dislike?

I can't work with the parts of the screen. Only simple tasks can be done.

What do you like best?

Simplicity of the project creation. Good navigation

What do you dislike?

The edge snapping is somewhat primitive. It would be very helpful if the snapping were more advanced as in Photoshop.

What do you like best?

The application itself is well-designed and appealing to the eye. Unlike many other prototyping applications, UXPin has a coherent interface. The interaction and animation system is easy and intuitive, which contains selectors and combinators very similar to those used in production code. It also comes with a huge standard library of elements, allowing one to get started more quickly.

Recommendations to others considering the product:

Use it. I've looked at a lot of prototyping applications with but UXPin is simple and effective, and covers most prototyping needs.

What do you dislike?

In practice, UXPin doesn't simplify a process, just offers a different route. If you want to utilize the bootstrap (or any other framework) you have to be intimately knowledgeable about said framework. The work flow didn't speed anything up for me, and I couldn't seem to find the balance of, "I'm learning" + "I'm doing real work".

What do you like best?

UXPin totes a drag n drop user interface and no coding needed to get up and running with a prototype. The prototype is potentially strong enough to begin developing the real deal, right out of the tool.

Recommendations to others considering the product:

If your job/role needs someone in "prototype mode" and it has to be in the browser, I would imagine this is the best tool for said requirements. Unfortunately it was so hard to learn, and at the time I couldn't find any workflow help - so I just don't see how life is better with this tool.