We have lived to see design teams transform from a few designers working in the corner of the open space to large cross-functional teams that collaborate with business, stakeholders, and development. Today, designers work with people from many departments, on all sorts of levels, in different timezones – sometimes even people from outside the company.

Pop-ups are one of the most popular design patterns. That’s why we’ve put together some examples of pop-ups done right and backed them up with tutorials on how to create them in UXPin. The whole idea behind cookie consents When sites remember your login details, preferences, or store your shopping cart items for later, that’s

At its heart, UXPin is a design and prototyping tool that takes your designs to the next level by giving them that “real product” feel thanks to many, many features – from real inputs and data to interactions and variables.  Bridging the worlds of design and development, UXPin also brings out to the best of

The UXPin 2.5 release brings Comments to the Editor! You can now leave and reply to feedback as you work on the design. We’re introducing the option to set different canvas sizes for each Page.

Thank you for being part of our Community on Spectrum for over a year. There wouldn’t be us if it wasn’t for you! We appreciate all the valuable insights and lots of energy that you have given us – it has allowed us to make UXPin better. The Spectrum Community has been a place where

Just like the rest of the world, we also work remotely now, but that’s not stopping us from building new features and adding improvements. Before we release UXPin 2.5 to you, we want to shed light on some of the features that are about to roll out: Comments in the Editor: New level of collaboration

If you have a fair amount of experience in web or UX designing but are finding it difficult to get your next job, then you’ve come to the right place. Job hunting should not be as hard as it is. Knowing a few tricks and implementing them in your job-hunting strategy can help. This article

Design is a key part of branding and marketing. Great design can boost user experience and can offer higher profit margins. Since business owners realize the important role design plays, they can often be skeptical in design pitches, especially when your designs reflect new approaches. For many designers, negotiating design ideas can seem daunting. It

UX design experience that does no harm. What is it about? It’s about putting value over personal gain. While it sounds perfect in theory, in practice it is hardly ever achieved. So, what is behind the value in UX design? Many UX designers make a mistake by thinking that value can be achieved by having

Ignore snapping When moving or resizing elements, you can ignore snapping by holding down the Cmd key on Mac and Ctrl on Windows. Lock or hide all layers Rename layers Drag labels to change values Hide UI Collapse all groups Expand and collapse multiple groups

Not many businesses can survive the first interaction with their customers. And when we speak of mobile app investors and stakeholders, they get a plethora of development pitches in their inboxes on a daily basis. But, if you have a clear understanding of how to prototype your mobile app you will have a competitive advantage

Work from home, they said. It’s going to be great, they said. Love it or hate it, but remote work is more feasible now than ever. Since there is still a lot of stigma around working from home, we decided to show how UXPin helps master remote team collaboration. So fret not, designers who are

Ready-to-use examples Discover our beautifully designed, ready-to-use examples that inspire, save your time, and accelerate your workflow. Just import them to UXPin and pick up from there!

With the rise of voice-controlled devices and interfaces around the world, catering to users with a design that focuses primarily on voice interactions has become essential. This is what remained to be the impetus behind voice-centric design. Now, from the voice-centric design, we are moving towards a voice-first design, which is more about giving priority