Summary
Get more meaningful feedback, achieve UI consistency, and scale design process — that’s just three out of multiple improvements you will see once you build prototypes with interactive components. Take part in UXPin’s session and see what you can do to make prototyping interactive by default.
Key Insights
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UXPin aids in bridging the design and development gap by using coded UI components.
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Component-driven prototyping allows for high-fidelity design without complex coding.
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Single source of truth in UI components ensures pixel-perfect accuracy between design and implementation.
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Using UXPin can enhance team collaboration by providing a common language for designers and developers.
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The platform supports various libraries, enabling design systems to be built from reusable components.
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Coded components have defined properties, allowing designers to modify designs without disrupting the underlying code.
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UXPin enables real-time usability testing with functional prototypes built from actual code.
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The design and development teams can maintain consistent user experiences and minimize product drift by working with the same components.
Notable Quotes
"Hello, everyone, my name is Jack Behar and I will be leading this session."
"Our mission has been to bridge the gap that exists between the design and development disciplines."
"When we utilize merge we can fully solve this problem."
"We can achieve pixel parity by working with the same source of truth."
"Working with coded components closes the loop of documentation and empowers stakeholders."
"We're not doing just a simple flip of our boards, this is actually contained code."
"We have harmony between design and development, and now a common language to align our processes."
"With UXPin, you can build full interfaces that you can properly usability test without assumptions."
"All the rules defined for the header apply, ensuring consistency throughout our design."
"You will receive an email or follow-up survey, but you will have the option to sign up for a workshop."
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