My students are using the following software in developing their prototypes for the Software Engineering course projects:
- JustInMind.com (Interesting, can develop mobile app, but needs a learning time)
- Wix.com (Easy to develop, but limited to e-commerce apps), and
- Visual Studio (Not easy for the new learners, but can the prototype be promoted to a real app)
- I am also investigating the wireframe of Visual Paradigm.
Can you suggest to me more interesting and easy to use prototyping tools?
Thank you.
Have you looked at bubble.io for quick creation of a variety of websites, including many sophisticated elements like commerce and membership.
Adobe XD looks good, but also need time to learn.
Thank you Heiko.
i will try bubble.io
Thank you John.
Bubble.io is distinguished by its ability to create production websites without code. It has a learning curve, but it provides tools and integrations to produce a website that can do just about anything that can be done with HTML, CSS, and Javascript. You avoid programming and get running quicker and without hiring expensive talent. It produces more than a prototype but a real, fully functioning website.
I think bubble is similar to wix in its functionality. Thank you for the details John.
I suggest UXPin, which I use for work. Great to prototype interaction, you can setup visual states, add in complex animation and add in variables, if you want to carry data across your designs. Students can get a year of free access.
Thank you Rob for suggesting UXPin, I will try it EnSha’Allah.
Regards
Figma it's an interesting tool with an active community that can be helpful for beginners. It's a free web-based design tool and easy to learn.
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