Axure RP
Axure RP is a comprehensive tool enabling UX professionals to build realistic, functional prototypes without coding. It also allows users to create diagrams, wireframes, and documentation alongside these rich prototypes.
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Axure RP is a comprehensive tool enabling UX professionals to build realistic, functional prototypes without coding. It also allows users to create diagrams, wireframes, and documentation alongside these rich prototypes.
Justinmind is a free design and prototyping tool for web and mobile apps. It allows users to create fully functional simulations without writing code.
Penpot is an open-source design platform for teams requiring scalable collaboration. It bridges the gap between designers and developers using web standards.
Marvel is a design platform for digital products that enables rapid prototyping, testing and handoff. It helps teams bring ideas to life and transform how they create digital products.
Sketch is a macOS design toolkit crafted by designers for designers. It focuses on precision, collaboration, and prototyping within a distraction-free environment.
Balsamiq offers fast wireframing and prototyping tools to help teams build the right thing. It allows users to go from rough ideas to interactive prototypes without writing code.
Figma is a collaborative canvas for design, code, and AI. It provides one workspace for the entire product development process.
ProtoPie is an AI-driven prototyping platform for high-fidelity interactions. It allows users to generate and refine interactions without coding.
Mockplus is an all-in-one prototyping platform that simplifies creating visual designs and interactive prototypes. It enables teams to design faster and collaborate effectively without writing code.
UXPin is a UX/UI and prototyping tool for designers and developers. It allows users to build advanced prototypes using code-backed components.
Positions 1, 2 and 3 are available to buy for twelve months.
Axure RP says it is built for UX professionals, and Justinmind for design and product teams. Penpot says it is built for design and development teams, and Marvel for modern design teams and large enterprises.
Justinmind states that the free plan restricts users to only one project, and Sketch that the product requires macOS Sequoia or newer and is limited to the Mac platform. ProtoPie states that the Basic plan restricts users to a single seat only. Those are the limits each product publishes itself, not a full account of any plan.