UXPinの評判・口コミ 全3件

What do you dislike?

I don't like that the Photoshop integration isn't as good as the Sketch integration. It's understood Photoshop is probably more difficult to integrate with because of the limitations by Adobe, but I feel like it's probably used by more users than Sketch. The integration is cool and good, but still not as good as Sketch. In addition, the Photoshop layers imported are not editable in UXPin.

What do you like best?

I really like the Design Systems feature, and all of the other automated handoff and design spec related features. They really seem to help real well with consultant roles since being as lean as possible on product design projects is always key.

Recommendations to others considering the product:

UXPin, although very useful and industry leading, is mostly geared toward single-product companies and less for consultancies. For consultants the only real subscription plan that makes sense is the Enterprise level. The great thing is UXPin seems to be willing to work with Enterprise subscribers on number of users and potentially pricing.

What do you dislike?

Bringing animation into it.. Can be easy to get high fidelity distracted and not concentrate on low fidelity, fast passed mockups.

What do you like best?

You could do a lot more than most product in the market. It was like azure but smarter and cleaner and better integrated

Recommendations to others considering the product:

Great powerful tool for prototyping. Easy to sync all sorts of files and simple to get around

What do you dislike?

In case we need to prototype...its hard to have animations and transition of level of axure...but still....i am exploring that aspect

What do you like best?

The ability to collaborate with clients...its really awesome...we have been using UXPin since 6 months now

Recommendations to others considering the product:

Quick learning curve for this software....I learned the basics in about 20 Mins

What do you dislike?

While there's a Sketch integration, I've found it to be glitchy at times, especially with several designers syncing up to one UXPin project.

What do you like best?

I enjoy using the elements with animation built in, like sliders and tabs. These can be dragged to a canvas, and immediately put to use. There's a lot of animation options and they're constantly updating the tools with new options.

Recommendations to others considering the product:

Constant iteration is great, but at times its tough to keep up with the constant changes, especially when things move within the interface. It can be annoying to try and find the layers or effects panel when they change location mid-project.

What do you dislike?

There is no "for developers" category. Some features can be customized by developers.

What do you like best?

Among plenty of features: cross-platform (web interface) and device agnostic, cloud based, photoshop and sketch import, sync functionality, highly customizable, many functions are automated (Low code development platforms), full stack and innovative, designers oriented.

Recommendations to others considering the product:

Build for designers by designers. For those who want to build a design system.

What do you dislike?

Lack of conditional logic, no easy way to make selection of many elements in a state

What do you like best?

Collaboration, documentation, user testing, real-time updates to live link

What do you dislike?

- Printing is problematic. Straight printing from browser doesn't work well and exporting to PDF for printing can be buggy and limiting.
- Have had issues with bugginess in the past, but this is improving.

What do you like best?

- I like that they are always improving and adding features.
- I like that it is web based so that I can use it on any computer without having to download anything or connect to a server for the files.
- I like the Sketch and photoshop integration.
- I like the ability to wireframe and prototype

What do you dislike?

As an avid Adobe user, I tend to be biased when software doesn't "function" like Adobe. This includes certain key commands - in particular, bringing objects to the front or sending them to the back. In UXPin, you have to right click + then click again to do this, which gets tedious. I also have noticed small bugs here and there, especially whenever they roll out a new version. For example, a client recently wasn't able to get links (with added interactions) to function properly. It also kind of drives me crazy how the artboard needs to have a set size - we typically design sites around 1400-1600 pixels wide but if a client is viewing this on a laptop they have to scroll horizontally quite a bit. I understand that UXPin has the ability to make responsive screens but this is often not a step we have the time to take if we're just presenting a simple desktop wireframe. One more thing that I wish they would change is how you can't click on links when viewing prototypes in comment mode. We often leave comments on elements, alerting the client that they're clickable, but then the client has to first switch OUT of comment mode in order to click on them.

What do you like best?

I appreciate the no-frills prototyping ability it has. Myself and my team typically design smaller, informational websites or small ecommerce shops and don't need to be showing extensive wireframes/prototypes for them, but rather a basic, functional representation of a website for the client to test and approve.

Recommendations to others considering the product:

Do a trial!

What do you dislike?

I haven't used it long enough to find issues.

What do you like best?

I like how similar the layout is to Photoshop, it makes it easier for me to learn how to use it. I also like that you can add multiple collaborators to a project.