When you work in one tool every day, little things can impact your workflow a lot. “Only making the overall UI creation process smooth and painless is what kept us successful so far. This is what our loyal clients care for”, that’s what our CEO, Marcin Treder wrote in his recent article Where’s Your UX

Over the past months, our dev team has been focused on small but impactful usiability improvements that all add up to the UXPin 2.0 initiative. Long story short, we’re bringing UX back. This translates to us working hard on implementing as much of those improvements as possible to make your work in our tool more

On July 12, at the UXPin HQ in Gdańsk, we celebrated an event that surpassed all expectations. And by that, we mean that everyone at the company got involved and we are all more than aboard for what our future is about – Merge. Everyone at the company got to test Merge for a couple

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

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

The UXPin Community on Spectrum was closed on May 18th, 2020 due to changes in Spectrum. You can read about it in the We’re Leaving Spectrum blog post. 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

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

There’s no easy way to say this: Design tools have completely failed to deliver sufficient ways to help create accessible experiences. All of these have existed as plugins or external programs. Until now. Introducing the very first built-in Contrast Analyzer & Color Blindness Simulator in a design tool. According to WHO, over 1.3 billion people

UXPin’s 8th birthday this month brought on some deeply nostalgic memories. Eight years on the design tools market has given us a pretty broad perspective. We’ve seen trends come and go, big companies enter the market and leave, companies with lots of capital doing nearly nothing and small players out–innovating everyone. One could write endlessly about

On November 11th, UXPin turned eight! Time flies! In 2010 I was 24, working as a UX Manager at a thriving Polish eCommerce company and, after several unsuccessful attempts to start a tech business (the youthful energy!), I took a break from any serious side projects. However, I still wanted to channel my energy towards something productive;

Your prototypes have officially gained superpowers. Now you can store or pass information using variables and add conditional interactions! Prototyping just got a whole lot more interactive. Get much closer to real, coded apps with these new features. They’ll be especially handy for user testing. Fall 2018 has been a crazy time at UXPin for all

Since the dawn of the digital product design, there’s been a big issue. Designers have been forced to work with software completely separated from the product development process. Siloed from the rest of the organization, designers draw pictures with their raster graphics or vector design tools. Whether they work in Gimp, Photoshop, Fireworks or Sketch,

You asked, we listened. UXPin just unleashed the mother of all Sketch plugins. Now you can get the most accurate specs and code snippets available on the market for all of your Sketch designs. And it works faster than ever. So, what’s the main reason for this update? Designers often work in Sketch and upload