Figma, headquartered in San Francisco, offers their collaborative design and prototyping application to support digital product and UI development.
$15
per month per editor
FlowMapp
Score 8.8 out of 10
N/A
FlowMapp, headquartered in Moscow aims to enable users to design exceptional UX for beautiful products, websites, and apps with an online collaborative tools.
I still use Figma for mockups but Figma isn't convenient to create flowcharts, user journeys,s or even site maps. This is not automatic, there isn't a library as complete as in FlowMapp. The fact that we can manage content in a site map in FlowMapp is amazing. Overmore I love …
A solo developer or small team that wants to integrate development, feature planning and ui design in a single app can find a lot of value in using Figma, since the FigJam whiteboard and UI editor are in the same app. Business plans and software features can be mapped out on FigJam and then implemented in the UI editor, that way there is reduced context switching and teams can operate smoothly without having to toggle between multiple apps.
FlowMapp has focused on planning, more so that of clients, the marketing scope, and the communications strategies. one, FlowMapp makes the customer journey available to players, where profiles and other trends are identified. More so, FlowMapp generates reports of the actions that the company might take, more so in securing the market share. Finally, FlowMapp suits companies that are large, and it embraces collaboration, among other interconnected features.
As a visual designer, I spend 90% of my working time in Figma. So, as a design tool, Figma is mature and feature-rich. It covers all the basic needs and provides extras, such as simple prototyping and the ability to use external plugins.
Collaboration: It’s very easy to work together on the same file in Figma. You can easily brainstorm together or use Figma as a shared screen.
Smartness of components: Figma provides many adaptability options for components that allow building very flexible and scalable layouts.
Access control - it wasn't apparent to me at first that a project was shared with everyone in the company vs just people i choose to share it with. I think the inverse should be the default.
Sometimes it struggles to import old sketch files - no clue how to make this better, but its frustrating
It's so simple to use! I have no background in UI design but basic designing and I was able to learn this software Figma within 3-5 days. There are tons of tutorials available on Youtube from so many popular YouTubers in the space, you can just go through them and start designing.
I haven't used their support lately but in the past, they had a chat that I used often. They often responded in a few hours and were able to give a satisfactory solution. I would imagine it's less personal now but the community has expanded drastically so there are more resources out there to self serve with a bit of Google magic.
Much more intuitive, Adobe XD fails to keep up with the newest market changes thus it did not let us stay on top of the technology. The big plus of Figma is that the majority of our clients worked with it, whereas it was not the case with Adobe XD. You can get similar results working with both, but the process will be different in Figmas favour
FlowMapp is the absolute planning option, with all the formulas for automatic computations and systematic management. Besides, collaborations through outstanding strategies that support communications and other innovation procedures. Besides, FlowMapp has routine check-up procedures, which makes the monitoring of every action simple, effective, and timely. Lastly, FlowMapp has combined the customer journey modeling factor, making it easy to analyze the market.
