UXPinの評判・口コミ 全3件

What do you dislike?

I don't think there is anything that I dislike about UXPin.

What do you like best?

I like how easy UXPin is to use and share with others.

What do you dislike?

I can't really think of anything I dislike. Navigating through all of my experiences and the iterations therein couldn't be easier. Compared to other prototyping tools, I love that sharing with external resources is easy and doesn't require signing in/up.

What do you like best?

I love the fact that I can prototype any kind of interaction I can think of with hi-fi graphics so that my dev team can experience the exact user interaction I'm designing along with the exact specs for HTML/CSS so I don't have to hand-write long annotations. I also love that I can easily pull blocks from my design system so that I have consistency throughout my comps. I think the UI is incredibly intuitive as well. I've been working in Photoshop for 20 years and I felt like it was easier to learn UXPin than Adobe XD.

Recommendations to others considering the product:

Definitely do your homework to find out if UXPin improves your workflow, but be sure to dive in and try some of the advanced interactions as those will make your life so much easier when building an experience that you'd like your stakeholders and dev team to see.

What do you dislike?

The challenge with improving something is you sometimes have to change how it works, which can be a little challenge when you first go to something that you've done dozens of times before, only now the lever is on the left. But I'll take that little challenge to have a tool that just keeps getting better and better.

What do you like best?

The support is top notch and very responsive. The listen to their users and are constantly improving and adding features.

What do you dislike?

1. That I don't have an "Artboard", this would be much much much more professional to use than a single page view - especially when you are trying to make multiple scenarios of one mobile-screen-design for example.
2. In Preview mode if you zoom-in-out based on your monitor size, it resets on every page click. so iretating - it can also have an option to fit-screen!
3. No mobile access :(. Sometimes I just need to check and sends link to colleagues!
4. Exporting mobile designs using Mobile-Frame-Options doesn't add the frame to the exported file!

What do you like best?

1. Variety of icons and design libraries
2. Web-Application - Cloud - comment and team and client collaboration options
3. Professional UI, feels premium
4. The Crazy On-Going Development almost every month ranging from complex features such as component builder all the way to Keyboard-shortcuts

Recommendations to others considering the product:

If you are going to use it only for a free version, I advise not to judge it cause UXPin Value worth much much more than the paid plans ;)

What do you dislike?

The only small downfall is an occasional bug when mockups display in some browsers.

What do you like best?

My favorite things about UXPin are the ability to create a Design System and symbols which really speeds up the process. Also, the documentation and comments, as well as spec mode, make it extremely easy to hand off to developers.

What do you dislike?

Embedding video isn't available, but generally, I just throw in a screengrab to get around this issue.
(UXPin now have this available with controls, and also includes audio)

What do you like best?

UXPin is a fantastic tool which is invaluable to my workflow. It helps me communicate fast and effectively within the business to get support, sign-off and handovers of our testing and projects.

I spend most of my time in UXPin designing and prototyping and have completely abandoned flat static mockup designs. Communication with stakeholders is easily shared through the browser and direct feedback is simple via comments straight onto the design. Hand-offs to the dev team are a much smoother process; where designs can be inspected in spec mode; all elements and properties can easily be viewed such as colours, font sizes, padding etc. Adding customised field specification for HTML, CSS and JavaScript, as well as documentation for the design is simple.

With the constant development from UXPin, they are starting to close the gap between design and development. It certainly has freed up more time to spend on design.

What do you dislike?

This could be a result of me being a newbie to the tool, but I found some of the design system features and components library to be hard to edit or navigate in the actual design systems interface. Not being able to add in type styles in design systems unless you did it in the edit view felt weird especially after being able to add colors via hex codes directly into the design system. It'd also be cool to be able to make stuff like spacing and layout scaling systems to go right into the design systems -- might be an enhancement down the road.

In addition when I click to select an element often it will shift a pixel or two, which is a huge pain if I've taken the time to line everything up already.

What do you like best?

It's super easy to get started and learn, especially coming from adobe and other UX tools like Sketch, Figma, etc, and the components library has made my life really easy. I love the collaborative aspect and the fact that it's web-based as well, so I can log in anywhere with Wifi and pick up where I left off.

Recommendations to others considering the product:

Give it a shot! It's great for any team.

What do you dislike?

The only thing I dislike is how expensive it is for me, being in Australia the conversion from the nice $29 usd a month becomes close to $50 aud, however I did decide it was absolutely worth it.

What do you like best?

I love how easy it is to use UXPin. The interface is so intuitive, and creating interactions is simple. Many other prototyping tools have fallen short on this front for me.

What do you dislike?

The load between pages can be quite slow, a bit annoying when you have to compare two pages, and I haven't found a way to use the input fields with placeholders, which is really annoying for prototypes.

What do you like best?

The sitemap and layer management is really intuitive, the components to re-use consistent elements is great.