UXPinの評判・口コミ 全3件

What do you dislike?

While working with another team member on the same project, we often lose some data. It seems like the autosave option does not keep up with two or more users, and we have to repeat some changes repeatedly. Maybe apart from the autosave, there should be a manual save button, just to make sure all changes are saved.

What do you like best?

We started using UXpin to create prototype that are as closest to the final version of the product as possible, which allow our clients to feel the experience of using it. We love adding interaction and create 'live' product. Besides that UXpin helps us orginze work, is easy to share and comment.

Recommendations to others considering the product:

It takes some time to learn and understand some prototyping options, but honestly, it's fun to discover it :)

What do you dislike?

I wish there was an eyedropper/color picker and I miss the way iRise handled what they called "Views".

What do you like best?

The learning curve from iRise was a breeze. After iRise warned us that they were ceasing operations, I tried Figma and XD but was never able to get to the level of interaction and fidelity that UXPin ultimately allowed me to achieve. After a year of daily use, I am very happy with the transition.

What do you dislike?

Hard to pick on anything but the implementation of UXPin Merge is currently a bit cumbersome for the primary users of the tool, which are designers. We had to have a dedicated engineer help us, but once they got it going, it was super simple to add our coded components to the editor.

There can also be a pretty significant performance hit when there are many interactions within a prototype. This might be due more to the heavy interactions we include in our designs at times, but just something to call out. Otherwise, we're pretty happy with the tool overall.

What do you like best?

UXPin is definitely one of the better prototyping tools out there, and I've used quite a lot. Its ease of use, powerful interaction features, collaboration/feedback loop, and built-in style sheets and design systems have allowed our team to consolidate all our designs within one system instead of what we needed to do in the past.

Our team has also been experimenting with UXPin Merge and sees a ton of potential with how it works and designing using live-coded components.

We also love that there's both a desktop and browser-based app which makes it quite flexible.

What do you dislike?

Some odd bugs with text formatting now and then, nothing significant.

What do you like best?

What isn't to like? From wireframe to functional high fidelity testable prototype, to hi-fi design, to dev handoff while building out libraries/design system elements, it is a game-changer.

What do you dislike?

I think the basics are hard to find At first. I wish the buttons at the top for states and components were formatted elsewhere because I completely looked over them the when I was learning the programs. I also wish the type "paragraph styles" area was more functional. I find a lot of times they're hard to edit or find the right buttons and sometimes they don't seem to change all the type in that "style" say like I could in indesign.

What do you like best?

The power and flexibility of the prototyping components are the best part of UXPin. It does take some adjustment compared to figma or XD but its infinitely easier to create carousels, animate ins, etc since they're built in and you don't need to jerry rig a way around it like the others. Once I learned component and states this has been my go to prototyping tool for websites and apps to give a more realistic and dynamic design.

Recommendations to others considering the product:

If you're looking to wireframe this is the same basically as Figma or XD, they may even be easier, but if you want to have a functional beautiful prototype and use a program from wireframe to prototyping I'd recommend UXPin for its power and ease of use after the initial adjustment period.

What do you dislike?

The interface on the left menu, it can hide or you lose menu options it seems at times.

What do you like best?

How easy it is to get started and to use and create libraries.

What do you dislike?

Not found anything yet. It's amazing the way it is now. Still it would be good if it extends its icons library.

What do you like best?

I main thing I like about uxpin is that we can use it with installing it. It is a webapp that runs in any web browser. We can create our wireframes and prototypes and can share the live url too. Initially this provides limited time free trial also.

What do you dislike?

I have never found a need to ask more from the software.

What do you like best?

The ease with which I can quickly mock up a demonstratable version of an application.

What do you dislike?

Not many dislikes. Obvious being a web tool comes with its own challenges but overall manageable.

What do you like best?

Ease of use. Glad its a web tool that is easy to use anywhere we want and mockups and readily available to share.
Their design systems feature is also great, it takes prototyping to next level.