Complex UX prototypes solved: responsive, interactive & free
Antetype is advanced prototyping for UX designers: Truly-responsive layouts, elements synchronization & all-possible interactions. With those features, the prototype you build will feel like the final product. Amaze stakeholders – even in complex projects.
Antetype is hands down the best UI design app I've used. Rather than being a converted illustration app like Figma or Sketch, it is built from the ground up to make producing fluid, responsive layouts a snap. It does this with auto layout features; breakpoints; and powerful, flexible, reusable widgets. Antetype also has a robust prototyping system built in with hundreds of possible interactions and easy animations. Sorry if this sounds like an ad, I am just a big fan! Highly recommend you check
I used to be an EEAAAARRRLY tester of this tool and I always appreciated the possibilities of the layout system and components, and very much looked forward to a more approachable version of the app that made it more adoptable by a wider set of designers. I really hope this is it cause the advantages in workflow vs. more traditional canvas based tools like Sketch are undeniable.
The most underhyped product in the UX prototyping software universe. I don't know what I would do without Antetype. My prototypes are ultra-high fidelity with complex, nested interactions. Antetype handles everything very well and allows me to communicate with designers, software engineers and clients on a level no other software can achieve in a comparable amount of time. The tree-like screen inspector makes it easy to refactor any prototype after months of not touching it because you quickly f
In real life projects we are often faced with the need for complex interactions to provide a true experience of the look AND feel of an intended future product — Antetype is the tool that finally pushes the envelope here!
Hi! Amazing product. Haven't heard about it previously, but I will definitely try it today! Congrats on launch!
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