Over the last month, we’ve smashed a pretty decent amount of bugs and made some more performance improvements based on customer feedback. Then, we relaunched our Product Tribes community. And yes, we released the Sketch import, which is something that we have been working on for a long, long time! Here’s a round-up of what

We love listening to customer feedback, collecting it and acting upon it! Today, we say so long to Symbols and introduce Components to UXPin. From the ground up, they are more intuitive, powerful, and a lot easier to learn. Read all about Components in our tutorial. From the new way of editing the Master Component

Before we dive into the details, let us make one thing clear: it’s been a long road with this one. Over the last few months, we’ve received the same request many times – to edit Sketch files in UXPin. So we rolled up our sleeves to make it happen. Today we can finally introduce you

From UXPin Docs to the new Video and Sound elements, to Smart Grid, May was packed with lots of updates that make UXPin great and pave the way for even more stuff coming up soon, all designed to improve your experience. Here’s a rundown of our May highlights: Smart Grid With Smart Grid, rearranging and

When learning UXPin, it’s good to keep in mind one thing: the devil’s in the details. You get the hang of the basics fast but mastering it is an entirely different story. So if you want to work faster and smarter than anyone else, check out these tips and workarounds. They will fit right into

Truth be told, we’ve been waiting for this day for so long! Today, we’d like to welcome you to UXPin Docs, our newly redesigned and simplified knowledge base. We’ve given it a fresh look, reworked the content and made it easier to navigate so that you can find answers to all your questions faster than

April is over, and so far we can call it the busiest and most exciting month of the year. It brought the latest iOS and Material Design libraries along with Live collaboration, the new list view, and more. Gather round and take a look back on the big stuff we’ve released over the last few

Round 2 of our new blog series! Every month we highlight a UXPin user. Learn more about why they work in design, what inspires them, and how UXPin makes their lives easier! This month, we’re thrilled to introduce to you the amazing Bree Walter, H&R Block’s Senior User Experience (UX) Designer! Let’s jump right in.

Today we’re super excited to break the news about our UXPin Community on Spectrum! It’s the long-awaited place where you can talk to our team, exchange tips to hone your UXPin skills, share your thoughts and make feature requests. On top of that, our customer support, product, and development teams are there to answer your

With all the invaluable features that set UXPin apart from the rest, it is by far the most advanced tool out there. We’ve put together a list of useful tips & tricks to speed up your workflow. Switch to dark mode We all look at the screen more than we probably should. So if you

That’s what Copywriters are for right? Content Strategists? Definitely! However, words are part of the user experience and at minimum, the first pass, belongs to UX Designers. Not only do clients appreciate seeing the first look of their product with copy that isn’t in Latin, but users appreciate it too. I’ve walked out of many

At heart, design systems are all about efficiency. Streamlining tasks, removing redundancies in the process, encouraging communication and collaboration — these money- and time-saving benefits are what makes designs systems so attractive to tech startups and small businesses. How attractive? According to our 2018 UX report, 69% of 3,157 designers surveyed said they were currently

Welcome to a brand new series on UXPin’s Studio blog! It’s pretty self explanatory, but each month we’ll highlight a designer who uses UXPin as part of their design workflow. So you can learn more about why they work in design, what inspires their creations, and how they use UXPin. First one up? Meet Robert

March just like any other month brought us some meaningful improvements, various bug fixes, and an entirely new feature we couldn’t wait for — API Requests. Clearly, not as many as you saw in January and February, but that’s because we’re preparing for the big stuff in April. Here’s what we’ve managed to accomplish in

We truly live in the future. One in which we can power our home lights, sound systems or even security with our voices or from a phone app while miles away. Much like the one predicted in the cult classic, Back to the Future:   You’re now able to build such prototypes in UXPin! Until