UXPin Blog — Design Studio

Preview mode lets you — or anyone — test your prototype and its interactions, including links between pages or views, documentation, and comments.

The Editor is your tool to create prototypes. It includes tools, element libraries, and a working canvas upon which to construct great mockups.

The UXPin Dashboard lets you organize projects into project folders, find projects and prototypes, and manage your account.

A team is a set of people working together for a common goal. Each UXPin user has his or her own role, with varying permissions to work with projects.

The UXPin editor lets you build prototypes with elements from simple shapes to icons to pre-built components. Here’s how work with elements in your design.

Certain elements have custom elements to extend their appearance or functionality. Here we list them and describe what you can configure.

While they make terrific gray placeholders, in UXPin boxes can be more than just dull rectangles.

Dozens of examples and best practices. Apply the right layout for your site.

Dozens of examples and best practices.

The new UXPin is here. See how we used our own collaborative design platform to redesign the application from the ground up.

See how designers can gain a competitive edge as business leaders. By UXPin CEO Marcin Treder.

Avoid the pitfalls of practicing the wrong prototyping process. Know when to use low and hi fidelity prototypes.

Tactics based on examples from Tesla, Shopify, Nike, and Burberry.

See how the UXPin Editor makes prototyping a snap with elements, interactions, and collaboration.

See how to make the best use of space in minimalist site designs.