This makes prototyping super-fast and intuitive for non-tech-savvy UX designers. Today’s trends in prototyping tools are ”stitch screens with wires” interaction model, accompanied by auto-animate transitions that smartly animate transitions between two screens connected. Figma is getting more tractions lately because it was built for cloud-based collaboration, which is becoming a norm in today’s accelerated remote work situation. Framer X is tackling a challenging developer handoff problem, which could be the future of prototyping. But lack of prototyping and cloud features in its early days opened up other new tools to emerge around Sketch, such as InVision, Principle, Craft plugin for Sketch, and Adobe XD with a new voice capability. When Adobe Flash started going down, Axure took over in Web 2.0 Era, then Sketch came along to become a de facto standard. I chose these 8 tools based on a combination of popularity and how these tools played key roles in the modern history of prototyping tools, and likely to take part in the future.
I also acknowledge that I am not familiar with every single tool available.
I understand there are many more tools out there, and other people may have different opinions.
#30 days of framer x software#
Then it covers a high-level overview of each software program in terms of pros and cons and uniquenesses. First, it compares key aspects such as price, basic prototyping features, Sketch compatibility. This article covers today’s 8 most popular UX prototyping tools including Sketch, Craft, Axure, Adobe XD, InVision Studio, Principle, Framer X, and Figma. Although tools are not the most important things to learn as a UX designer, inevitably you need to use it in order to achieve your more important goals, to solve user’s problems.
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