Design teams can hold stakeholders accountable for final approvals with a new feature in UXPin. But sometimes they want to leave their thoughts before giving a stamp of approval — or disapproval. As of today, Enterprise UXPin users can comment on a design and ask for changes or make suggestions before giving their final OK.
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Through our new Typography panel — plus a new modal window — you can manage dozens of type families. All of the available Google Fonts are a few clicks away.
Today, we’re thrilled to announce the new and improved UXPin Dashboard: your design workflow that just flows.
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There’s reading about UX/UI technique, and there’s putting it into practice. As part of our initiative to help designers learn — really learn — we’re creating a series of Design Challenges. From basic visual skills to advanced interactions, each Challenge will test your ability to solve design problems in creative ways. And we’re going to kick
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