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What is UXPin?

UXPin is a UX design platform with wireframing, prototyping and interactive mockup features.

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UXPin has become an essential tool for designers and teams looking to streamline the wireframing and prototyping process. Users have found …
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UXPin for CRO

6 out of 10
December 27, 2018
Incentivized
In my case, UXPin is being used to create wireframes and mocks to brief our creative teams for Site Optimisation projects within the many …
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Beware of losing hours of work!

2 out of 10
June 30, 2017
Was using service to create a mockup of our home page. We wanted to try out the tool to see if we'd use it for our UX and wireframing.
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UXPin

8 out of 10
March 12, 2016
Incentivized
UXPin is being used by the product cepartment to develop high fidelity wireframes for our product.
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What is UXPin?

UXPin is a UX design platform with wireframing, prototyping and interactive mockup features.

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Demo'ing my EduMenu Mock-up via UXPin

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Product Details

What is UXPin?

UXPin Video

In this UXPin tutorial, you will learn how to use UXPin Data. See how to populate an element with data from JSON, CSV or Google Sheets with just one click. UXPin also features a bunch of diverse sample data like avatars, names, addresses and much more. On top of that, our inte...
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Reviews and Ratings

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UXPin has become an essential tool for designers and teams looking to streamline the wireframing and prototyping process. Users have found that UXPin allows them to create website and app wireframes, as well as development specification documents, all in one platform. The ability to share working wireframes with clients has been particularly valuable, as clients can click through proposed app screens and website pages, gaining a better understanding of the design concepts. This has facilitated collaboration and feedback on UX proposals, promoting transparency and demonstrating the effectiveness of proposed approaches.

With UXPin's intuitive interface and robust tools, designers are able to quickly create layouts that can be easily adjusted based on client feedback. The tool's smart elements have been praised for speeding up the workflow and enabling the creation of interactive designs. Additionally, the documentation section of UXPin serves as a valuable asset for teams, allowing them to clarify details not immediately evident in the wireframes. This feature ensures that everyone is on the same page and helps prevent any potential misunderstandings or missed elements. Overall, UXPin has provided designers with a powerful solution for wireframing and prototyping, enhancing collaboration among team members and ultimately reducing costs and saving time in the design process.

Documentation and Context: Users have found the ability to add documentation to projects helpful for further defining functionality and flow. This feature enhances the overall understanding of project requirements for multiple reviewers.

Visual Design Capabilities: Reviewers appreciate the option to add images and other files to projects, allowing for visually appealing blueprints that can be easily shared with clients. This feature enables users to create engaging prototypes that help clients visualize the final product.

Collaboration and Communication: Users love the convenience of sharing project previews with clients, making it easy for them to understand the functionality and flow of their products. This capability streamlines communication processes and keeps clients up-to-date with project progress.

Limited Undo Functionality: Some users have expressed frustration with the undo functionality in UXPin, noting that it only allows for a single undo and can sometimes lead to unintended changes that are difficult to revert.

Slow Performance: Several reviewers have mentioned that they found the software to be slow, including the mockups and editor, which negatively impacts their overall user experience.

Lack of Live Customer Support: Many users have voiced disappointment with the lack of live customer support or chat option in UXPin, finding it frustrating to rely solely on email support for assistance.

Based on user reviews, here are the three most common recommendations for UXPin:

  1. Try out the free trial: Many users recommend giving UXPin a try by taking advantage of their free trial. This allows users to explore the features and capabilities of the tool before making a commitment.

  2. Use it for wireframing and prototyping: UXPin is frequently recommended for its power and ease of use in wireframing and prototyping. Users find it helpful for designing UI/UX interfaces, creating high-fidelity prototypes, and collaborating with team members.

  3. Explore other options: Some users suggest investigating other more intuitive products first before opting for UXPin. While they acknowledge its strengths in online collaboration and browser-based prototyping, they advise considering alternative tools like Marvel or Pixate if ease-of-use is a priority.

It is important to note that while UXPin receives positive recommendations overall, some users mention quirks and room for improvement, such as challenges with constant iteration and performance issues with large numbers of elements.

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September 30, 2019

UXPin for Better UX

Rachel Stantliff | TrustRadius Reviewer
Score 10 out of 10
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Verified User
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We use UXPin for multiple things including website wireframes, app wireframes, development specification documents for apps, etc. Several people in our organization use UXPin from our writer that heads up creating new sitemaps to our designers that use it to map out the flow of websites. We have found that our clients are more visual and have a hard time understanding how their websites and apps will flow. UXPin addresses that issue.

With UXPin, we're able to share working wireframes to allow our clients the ability to click through their proposed app screens and website pages. It also helps our development teams determine if something is really going to work or not before they go through all of the coding required to make something happen. The documentation section of UXPin has been a big asset for our teams in the last year. It helps our developers to spell out additional things that may not be as obvious when reviewing the wireframes. It also allows our clients a better way to provide feedback on the app and web flows we share with them.
  • Allows you to add documentation to the projects you create in order to further define functionality and flow.
  • Allows you to add images and other files to the projects you create in order to share a prettier blueprint of your projects to your clients.
  • Allows you to share previews of the projects you create easily with your clients.
  • Gives you a quick method for helping clients understand the functionality and flow of their product (i.e. a website, an app, etc.)
  • It would be nice to have the documentation available within the simulation so you don't have to toggle between the two.
UXPin is an excellent resource for creating website and app flows and to better help our clients understand how their websites and apps will function. It also gives them a visual reference and some real-life application. It can be difficult for clients to truly understand how a website or an app flows from one page or screen to another via a phone call or web conference. UXPin helps us to illustrate these flows in a hands-on, visual format.

UXPin also helps our clients understand the purpose of a sitemap. We used to send our clients a sitemap in an outline format. While many understood that the top-level items on the outline were the main navigation of their website and other items were child pages, several did not. We have found that using UXPin to show the main level navigation, how in-page navigation and child pages (drop-down menus from the main navigation) work has been an integral step in getting approval on sitemaps.
  • Being able to work more efficiently always has a positive impact on our ROI and UXPin contributes to that.
  • Being able to visually show how something is going to flow or work keeps us from having to explain things multiple times to clients, and therefore, it provides a positive impact on our client relationships.
  • Giving our development teams the ability to work through flow and function before they begin coding has saved us thousands of dollars in development time.
  • Marvel
Marvel was great for helping to define app flows and apply app designs to give our clients a better visual of how their apps would flow and work in order to assist with UX. However, we needed something a bit more robust. We weren't just looking for something that was pretty. We wanted a way to help our teams work more efficiently on projects. UXPin allows us to work on the visual as well as the documentation. That is very important when explaining all the different nuances of how an app is supposed to function and flow to provide the best UX for customers.
As far as I know, my teams have only had to use the UXPin support once. The experience went really well. We just needed a bit of assistance with using the Documentation feature. UXPin's support was quick and helped my team in a matter of minutes. We will definitely reach out to their support without hesitation in the future.
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The people in our organization that use UXPin provide several business functions. 3 of them represent our clients and present everything that we create related to their projects via UXPin so it's important that they understand how UXPin works. 3 of them actually create the projects for our clients in UXPin and know how it works better than any other users. Then 2 of us use UXPin predominately for creating development specifications for our clients.
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It's very helpful to have people in your organization that have some design or development knowledge in order to use UXPin and help others in your organization understand how to use the software. While we have several people in our organization that use the software, we have 2 people that have taken ownership of everything that UXPin offers and has helped on-board other users in our organization so we can use everything that UXPin offers.
  • Creating Development Specifications for Apps
  • Creating App Flows
  • Creating Website Flows
  • Creating Visual Sitemaps
  • Using UXPin to illustrate sitemaps
  • Using UXPin to create development specifications for apps
We'll definitely continue to use UXPin. Right now it provides us with everything we need in order to deliver quality projects to our clients. If at any point in time, UXPin doesn't provide us with what we need, we'll start vetting other software out there that may be similar. My guess is that UXPin will continue to make updates and improvements so we'll likely stick with it for quite some time.
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