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UXPin 2.0 — A collaborative cloud-based design and prototyping tool
UXPin is the all-in-one design tool where you can prototype using animations, states, real inputs, and logic, co-design in real-time and share specs with devs.
We've recently improved the UI, performance and added new features, wrapping it up as UXPin 2.0.
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Nice to see UXPin 2.0 in Product Hunt!
We are using UXPin daily and it is incredible the amount of time that it saves us. Since we started using UXPin, we are able to create really high fidelity prototypes without much effort. It is unbelievable the amount of things that you can do without any coding.
I have seen the progress of the tool in the last two years and I couldn't be more satisfied with it.
Totally recommended. Thanks @marcintreder and the rest of the team for creating this tool and keeping up bringing awesome innovation constantly.
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This is the most undervalued launch of the day. I like what you do guys and would like to know you better.
@chunwui Hello Linus!
Merge is currently in the beta stage. Our team is working closely with beta users and we want to be sure they are happy with the solution. Once we’ll know that, we are going to launch it. We promise the exceptional experience, not a date ;)
BTW, you can still sign up for beta:
https://www.uxpin.com/merge
good questions @chunwui ! let me help my colleague @whtmnk a bit here :)
simple and short answer: no; we want to make it as available as possible
the thought process behind it: over past several months, our perception shifted from features to solutions. Meaning how well our service works for different development frameworks, in different teams and markets. Part of that conclusion is UXPin2.0... but I think it's fair to say, not only enterprises have problems that can be easily addressed by Merge ✌🏼
@bekzat @adamlabedzki I don't see why you can't use both. UXPin fills in the gaps with interaction design and higher fidelity testing with data.
@shuenw probably the reason is in my own style of work. I.e., I use Moqups for our current project. I designed wireframes and flows with it 4 months ago, after that for those months I used it in read-only mode. And yesterday I opened it again to make some new screens. Probably the next couple of months I will never use it again because all our UX tests we do on live app.
UXpin is one of the best tool for prototyping process. Congrats with launch the new version
I think you guys need one more pricing plan for designers who use UXPin as a secondary tool. It could be limited by project number but with some nice features like expressions and variables. Let's name it 'SaaS or Startup designer' plan, limited by 3-4 projects max and including some of 'Advanced' plan features.
I do prototypes and wireframes pretty rare as a part of large long-term projects where I work on Wireframes, UI design and UI code as well, and most of time my prototyping tool is busy for 1-2 month max of 6-8 months project length. Now free version is too limited for my needs but $40 per month sound expensive.
I have been following you for a while, but have yet to become a user, due to financial reasons. Congratulations on the 2.0 launch!
I'm using UXPin for most of my UX projects and it's best tool on the market. Loving the variables feature, the layout options and the countless interactions you get when building your wireframe... A client actually told me that this is beyond wireframing, he loved what came out of UXPin. Keep up the good work guys!
Currently, I don't use uxpin very often due to specifics of my work but wanted to say that this tool offers far more than any other if we're talking about designing from scratch to an interactive prototype. With all the updates they really improved the experience. A few things I'm waiting to call it just the last app you'll ever need.
If UXpin had an open community it would gain the traction the product it deserves. BUT the organisation, regardless of who seems to be in charge, continuously fails to expose the community of people using the product and hides away its free packages to let people dip their toes into the tool. Everyone who I show UXpin to love it, but ultimately fall back to figma et al for their needs because there's support, extensions, and free usage for basic needs. A great product mismanaged in my opinion.
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