UXPinの評判・口コミ 全3件

What do you dislike?

The only negative thing I have to say about the tool is there are a few industry-standard features that are not currently in UXPin yet. The biggest ones for me are auto-layout and being able to add grids to objects. They have a bit of catching up to do, being a smaller company, but I have faith they will get there eventually.

What do you like best?

What drew me to UXPin was the code-based foundation it sits on, along with the connection to a component library via its Merge feature. These two things are features that no other tool has yet to compete with, and it is exciting to see what is in store for the tool's future. I will also say that I like the iterations feature as well. Having the ability to create snapshots of your working file within the same tool and have that version control integration is invaluable. No more relying on file-naming strategies or Time Machine backups!

What do you dislike?

As an individual designer, I cannot gain access to design systems or some of the more advanced tools without paying a high price.

What do you like best?

The sheer depth at which you can build an interactive prototype. It is fairly easy to learn UXPin and build very, very high fidelity interactive prototypes

What do you dislike?

There is a bit of upskilling needed for my team - we're new to tools like UXPin and it's not quite as intuitive as some other tools on the market

What do you like best?

Integration with dev tools such as storybook, makes the handover process easier.

What do you dislike?

Selecting elements is a little tricky, but I've found this to be true with every web based tool with this level of granularity

What do you like best?

UXPin is a better layout and design IMO vs. other leading tools. It's just easier access to features and design libraries. My background/education isn't in design, maybe that's why I find it easier, but when comparing to other systems, UXPin is the easiest to see what a live website will look like vs. your design, which is the most important thing, to me.

What do you dislike?

Lacks a table component and I can't style form components completely. Specifically, I wish I could change the icon used for the select component and the hover styles for it.

What do you like best?

I like the simplicity of creating interactions, but also the ability to create more complex behaviors using variables. Having the ability to not only create those interactions but the ability to copy/paste them onto other objects as well as build the interactions into library items is a huge time-saver.

What do you dislike?

1. Exporting in PDF doesn't export all of the design. (probably user error as I never reached out to customer support on this issue)
2. No other dislikes or complaints.

What do you like best?

1. The features are easy to understand and can be as simple or complex as the prototype requires.
2. Customer support is excellent.
3. Linking data from an external source is a game-changer.

What do you dislike?

I find that building components in a specific layer within the overall image is sometimes difficult or requires a lot of clicks. I'd like to see this made easier.

What do you like best?

Once the design is ready for internal or client review, the Preview views are easily shared, simulated and can be commented on. I love that the comments can either be viewable to everyone or to specific users. The simulation feature is extremely effective in showcasing ideas or functionality.

Recommendations to others considering the product:

Since UXPin is web-based, mockups are easily shared with different levels of permissions (comment only, read documentation, edit) based on the individual you are sending it to. Developers can easily capture all details needed. Designers have access to design libraries and other industry standards.

What do you dislike?

UXPin has a desktop application, but it's essentially just a browser on your computer. As a result, the performance is slower and utterly dependent on your internet speeds. Functionally, the commands are different from other more popular wireframing software like Figma or Sketch as well. This disconnect removes familiarity for some users.

Another issue is prototyping. On UXPin, there's no way to see what areas of a screen are clickable when using the prototype.

What do you like best?

I like that UXPin has shareable libraries of assets as well as different options for creating assets. This feature makes it easy to create components that have built-in interactions.

What do you dislike?

Tough one. Hardly anything to dislike about it

What do you like best?

It is a near-real prototyping experience