A website footer is far more than a visual bookend. It’s a critical UI pattern that guides visitors to key information, supports SEO through internal linking, and creates one final opportunity to convert, engage, or inform on every page of your site. This guide covers everything you need to design effective footers in 2026: what
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Are you ready to elevate your design workflow to the next level? In this comprehensive tutorial, we’ll delve into the world of UXPin Merge, empowering you to seamlessly integrate your React app components into the UXPin editor for high-fidelity prototypes. Gone are the days of static designs. With UXPin Merge, you can dynamically link your
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UXPin is a versatile design and prototyping tool built to bridge the gap between design and development. With features that support high-fidelity prototyping, interactive components, and seamless developer handoffs, UXPin helps designers create prototypes that closely mimic the final product. In this tutorial, we will cover the essential steps to get started with UXPin, including
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Code-to-design tech seems daunting to you? Don’t worry. We created a mini-series in which Rachel, a skilled teacher of frontend courses, shows you how to design an interface with our code-to-design technology – UXPin Merge. This blog post will provide you with an exhaustive review of this tutorial series, breaking down its strengths and key
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If you’re developing a web application that requires both robust backend functionalities and a flexible, stylish frontend, Laravel and Tailwind CSS make a perfect combination. There are several other popular CSS frameworks and libraries you can use with Laravel. Tailwind CSS stands out from other CSS frameworks due to several distinctive features that cater to
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Designers are always looking for ways to improve their prototypes–for stakeholder feedback, accurate user testing, and design handoffs. Figma is a fantastic design tool but lacks prototyping features, meaning designers must use external tools. UXPin has a plugin for Figma called UXPin – Copy. Paste. Prototype. Designers can literally copy Figma designs to UXPin and
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Sign-up pages serve as the welcoming gateway for users eager to explore apps, websites, and other digital products. Whether it’s a social media network, e-commerce site, or a productivity tool, these pages grant access to whatever it is that you’re offering. They are the digital reception area where users take their first steps into getting
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Many people underestimate the importance of a signup page and use a generic template to onboard new users. Signup pages are your organization’s first point of contact with a new customer, so designers should focus on the user experience just as carefully as they do with any other user interface. We’re going to explore some
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Dashboard is an essential part of most apps. It summarizes key events within the application or shows stats that can be used for further analysis. That’s why it’s so common in business tools for teamwork, sales, marketing, and other apps. At first, dashboard design seems complicated – it integrates loads of information and datasets. When
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Creating wireframes is a critical step in the UX design process, serving as the blueprint for the final product. This guide offers an in-depth look at how to build effective wireframes using UXPin, an end-to-end design tool that stands out for its code-based technology and built-in features. The article provides a detailed, step-by-step approach, from
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Date pickers are some of the most familiar UI patterns in digital product design. UX designers use date pickers on websites, applications, games, enterprise software, operating systems, and more. Designers must understand how these date pickers will work across screen sizes, operating systems, devices, etc., to test the impact on the product’s aesthetics, functionality, and
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With UXPin’s npm Integration, designers can import npm component libraries to build fully functioning prototypes. These high-fidelity prototypes enable designers to test features, interactions, and functionality impossible to achieve with traditional vector-based design tools. Build fully interactive prototypes with real building blocks of your app. Try UXPin Merge and sync MUI with Merge and bridge
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MUI (formerly Material-UI) is one of the most widely used React component libraries, with over 90,000 GitHub stars and millions of weekly npm downloads. It provides a comprehensive set of pre-built, accessible UI components based on Google’s Material Design — but its real power lies in customization. In this guide, you’ll learn the six primary
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Our friend from PayPal, Anthony Hand, decided to share how to make designers’ lives easier using parsing props with UXPin Merge. Merge is UXPin’s revolutionary technology that helps you import and sync your dev’s UI components from the component library in the design tool. You can bring the components via Storybook integration or Git repository.
React is the most popular front-end framework for building user interfaces — but traditionally, prototyping with React has meant writing code. That creates a bottleneck: designers can’t iterate on prototypes independently, and developers spend time building throwaway prototype code instead of shipping features. React rapid prototyping solves this by enabling teams to build, test, and
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