Marg UXPin

Mehh. I think they have some good ideas, but as a web app, it's hard to get the reaction time I'm looking for when I work. They do have some great content via ebooks though.

It's finicky. I think the design could be cleaner. I think it could be more responsive.

It doesn't solve anything other products don't do better.

That it has a over abundance of ui elements for you to use.

How overly complex the software is and that it does not really have a lot of value for you to use it once you are done wireframing.

Use it if you must.

We need an interactive prototyping software where we can then take what we create and convert it to a useable document for design or development

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

Clunky and proprietary. I found the tool to be difficult to use and would never recommend widespread usage with collaborators or clients. It felt like using a bad clipart tool.

UXPin totes a drag n drop user interface and no coding needed to get up and running with a prototype. The prototype is potentially strong enough to begin developing the real deal, right out of the tool.

In practice, UXPin doesn't simplify a process, just offers a different route. If you want to utilize the bootstrap (or any other framework you have to be intimately knowledgeable about said framework. The work flow didn't speed anything up for me, and I couldn't seem to find the balance of, "I'm learning" + "I'm doing real work".

If your job/role needs someone in "prototype mode" and it has to be in the browser, I would imagine this is the best tool for said requirements. Unfortunately it was so hard to learn, and at the time I couldn't find any workflow help - so I just don't see how life is better with this tool.

The business problem of validating software upfront seems like a great thing. But with this tool, I never got past a hyper-basic prototype that I ended up hand-coding because I was fighting the tool too much.

very easy to use. very easy to learn. huge library to help you make your designs. drag and drop is a huge plus!

the site itself for me is very slow and buggy/glitchy. uxpin needs to improve their servers or code or something. there are some times where it makes the site literally unuseable

give this a shot but there are other platforms out there that might be a better fit for you.

uxpin helps me solve wireframe mockups for design.