![]() I just got the green light on purchasing such software, and I’d love to hear constructive feedback/pro’s and con’s/general advice on which software to choose, based on your professional experience with it. I’ve played around briefly with both, and my personal fave is ProtoPie - though my biggest concern is that when talking about skill development, it’s not as popular yet, so I’m not sure if it’s right to perceive it a ‘waste of time’ in that sense.Ī little context about me and my situation - I’m a UX/UI designer, working in a design studio. Principle seems to be the industry standard, but ProtoPie is quickly gaining popularity with it’s way simpler and structured approach to animation. To showcase that, I’ve decided to explore the world of micro-interactions, and overall animation of the UI screens I design. Some of my clients did not, so I had to walk them through it.I’d like to elevate the fidelity of the prototypes I create for my clients, to a level where interaction is as natural as possible. You will be fine if your users understand some very basic written English. The only real downside for me was the lack of language support in the user interface. ![]() You won't have to wait for someone to sit down to get a quick approval.
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