UXPinの評判・口コミ 全3件

What do you dislike?

They haven't had an update in a while, so there are many things that are a little buggy. Some of the designs we have create are fairly complex, having hundreds of layers. We also have dozens of interactions within the designs. The system slows down a lot with so many variables in the design. It makes it difficult to work on some designs, where a change that should take 2 minutes takes 5 because of the slowness.

Not to worry, an update to the application is coming in November 2015 (next month from when I write this) that will eliminate this problem.

What do you like best?

UX Pin makes it easy to create mockups for low and high fidelity designs. They have dozens of libraries with various items to be used in a design, making it easy and fast to create mockups and designs. The designs are easy for stake holders to view and provide feedback on as well. We often have review meetings where changes are make quickly in the design mode, and the preview mode show the changes in real-time. The stake holders and product managers love this. It has significantly reduced our design time across our organization.

Recommendations to others considering the product:

It's a great tool for designing. It is much faster to do designs than in Photoshop.

What do you like best?

Browser-based, no need to install software. Ideally, should make for realtime updates and easy sharing with collaborators.

What do you dislike?

There is a fair amount of latency for some operations, but arguably that's the fault of my ancient MacBook Air.

What do you like best?

I have never used a UI design tool before, and don't even know how to use PhotoShop, so I was starting from scratch. UXPin has a simple UI, excellent tutorials, and a wealth of help documentation -- plus a responsive sales and support team.

Recommendations to others considering the product:

Read the reviews so you know which features they don't have (like support for your own custom fonts; we don't care since we just use Google Fonts).

What do you dislike?

Sometimes isn't to usable because was difficult to move from one screen to another. Or when you test a new prototype was difficult to fine where you can comment.

The management for all project's is a little messy because isn't clear the purpose for many buttons, for example delete, rename o change general info of that project.

What do you like best?

The options for generate new projects and the multiple graphics assets they have available on the menu.

The best option that I love is more was de documentation because with all the options I can create great documentation for my project.

Another one thing is all the ebook's that the UXPIN team create for help.

Recommendations to others considering the product:

Watch first all the tutorials because with this you can get more for this great tool

What do you dislike?

Pricing , its competitors have less price.

What do you like best?

Their recent update of animation. Its too good. And work flow is very easy an handy.

Recommendations to others considering the product:

Take some time to regonzied it . Take some time to become handy with it . Then only you will get how beauty it is .You will like , I am flying in wires.

What do you dislike?

Working in the browser and using a Flex(?) web application feels clunky. Also some saving/updating inconsistencies caused distrust in the program. For example, I would update button text, navigate to a different canvas or export to web view and the text would not be changed consistently.

What do you like best?

Its easy to copy a canvas, tweak a few things and add click behavior to quickly model a user flow or interaction. Also the URL sharing, PDF exports and commenting make it very client friendly.

Recommendations to others considering the product:

UXPin is a great option if you want to stay in a "medium fidelity" prototype world. I probably wouldn't invest a ton of time or energy into something because of the saving/updating issues I experienced and being worried about losing work. Things seemed to bog down a bit with too many elements. I found it great for clicking through user flows and sharing with clients with a unique URL that they could navigate themselves.

What do you dislike?

Export features leave much to be desired.

What do you like best?

It's an easy way to do the digital equivalent of sketching ideas. Everything is drag and drop, easy to resize, and easy to share with someone remotely.