I decided to share my impressions on UXPin Merge Storybook integration and write about how it influenced the designer-developer collaboration in our team. Merge is a part of UXPin – that’s technology providing two main integrations with developers’ tools (Git and Storybook). It allows you to quickly prototype using ready UI code components that are
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MUI is one of the most popular and robust React component libraries. Developers use MUI to put together user interfaces for React apps. MUI is also useful for prototyping. Using this library, a designer can create high-fidelity prototypes that are fully interactive and ready for usability testing or even the handoff in practically no time.
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.
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Storybook is a huge productivity boost for development teams, helping them scale their work and stay on the same page. The tool is launching its new version that you can also leverage in UXPin. The new update introduces some major improvements and extends Storybook’s capabilities. Bring Storybook’s components to UXPin and design prototypes that look
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Now that UXPin has a Storybook integration that breaks down design-dev inconsistencies and makes it easier than ever to manage your UI components library, you might want to take some time to look at Storybook examples. Plenty of world-renowned websites use Storybook. Look at some of the best Storybook examples that you can use as
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UI elements or user interface elements are the most integral part of product design, regardless of whether it’s a web design or mobile, desktop, or Augmented Reality or Virtual Reality app. UI elements are the core building blocks for all products. As a UI designer or web developer, it’s crucial to have a deep understanding
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Designers create different types of prototypes depending on the project and its requirements. One of a commonly used type of prototypes is a working prototype or a workable prototype. We will go over the definition of a workable prototype, learn when this type is useful, and what the steps of designing a working prototype are.
Designers create prototypes to perfect product’s look and feel, validate their design choices, and find areas for improvements. The final product is an implemented design that gets released into the market. Both prototypes and final products are essential elements of product design process. Let’s explore the differences between them. Key takeaways: Design interactive prototypes that
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Are you running a nonprofit oragnization? Then, you know how tough it might be to get people to engage in the cause, leave a donation or support your efforts in any other ways. Those activities can all be conversions on your non-profit website. Web design may help you increase those conversions. Let’s see how. Key
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We’re reviving our series at UXPin’s blog to inform you about new features, updates, and upcoming product releases. In this one, you’ll read about new ways of adding and styling links, using eye-dropper, and editing components’ props. 🔍 Access specs for grouped elements Aside from inspecting components one by one, you can now get the
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UXPin invited Ethnio to talk about how DesignOps and ResearchOps teams can collaborate to be more effective and create more impact. Ethnio outlines a strategy for using research democratization, tools, and automation to keep product, UX, and research teams in sync. Ethnio demonstrates how organizations can: Streamline cross-functional collaboration and automate many DesignOps challenges with
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There is no denying the immense popularity and practicality of React. For a long time, most web design was built with CSS, HTML, and JavaScript. React brought a much-needed sigh of relief for developers with its ease of use. The reusable components, great developer tools, and extensive ecosystem are some of the most loved features
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Ever wondered why some digital products feel intuitive, while others leave you lost and frustrated? The key is effective digital product design. In this comprehensive guide, we’ll demystify the process of designing digital products, emphasizing the importance of user experience, prototyping, and iterative development. We’ll also highlight common pitfalls to avoid in product design. Key
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Learn mobile-first design with this lesson created by a web designer with 20+ years experience. See the process complete with instructions and examples.
Mobile navigation refers to designing and implementing menus, controls, and interactions that enable users to navigate a digital product’s content and features. It encompasses the placement, visibility, and functionality of navigation elements, such as menus, icons, tabs, and gestures. Well-designed navigation facilitates intuitive and effortless user interactions, allowing users to discover and access the desired
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