Responsive Design with UXPin Merge

Responsive websites, mobile-friendly designs, adaptive images are crucial for user experience. So, being able to responsively design prototypes without using multiple layouts for different screen sizes is an extremely powerful and time-saving feature. It’s something that many people have wanted and thanks to the power of Merge, you can do just that...

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The Rules of Material Design

Material Design has become the standard for designing and developing Android applications and many websites. Before you can get the best results from Material Design, though, you need to learn a few rules that will improve your work’s consistency and help it operate on the Android platform. You don’t have to accept the following as definite rules...

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Design with Code: UXPin Merge Tutorial

Today we’re introducing more about our enterprise feature UXPin Merge. We want to give more details and show you how easy it is to integrate a React-based library into Merge to design with code on a day-to-day basis. All that without designers learning how to code! UXPin Merge lets designers import developer’s existing custom React components...

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Best Tools and Resources for Your Accessible Design

A good functional design is an accessible one. There are many reasons to go for an inclusive approach in designing and we believe that no one should be excluded from the benefits that bring the digital world. More than one billion people experience some form of disability, so remember that having accessibility in mind when designing matters.  ...

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How to Create Clickable Prototypes

Interactive prototyping helps ensure that your product works exactly as you plan. If you cannot test your prototypes before releasing products to the public, you could receive unexpectedly negative feedback. Learn how to create clickable prototypes so you can control the narrative and keep your users coming back often. Interactive features...

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Why Your Team Needs to Take a Code-Based Approach to Design

Traditionally, product designers have used image-based designs created with software that doesn’t communicate well with the programming that websites and mobile apps need. When your design team hands vector or raster graphics to the development team, the developers have to spend a lot of time finding ways to write code that creates attractive, functional...

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The Best Phone Mockup Design Patterns

The best phone mockup design patterns give you an easy way to present menus, features, and information to users. Ideally, a new user should intuitively know how to use your smartphone application just by looking at the design. For example, they might include: “Play buttons” that people know will play a song or video.Hamburger...

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The Secrets of Effective Design Teamwork

Today’s designs often require the work of multiple professionals who have experience in areas like graphic design, animation, and coding. Whether you have two people or two dozen people working on a project, perfecting your approach to team design will streamline your processes and lead to better results. The talents and personalities...

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Choosing a Color Palette for Your Project

Somewhere between wireframing and prototyping, you need to choose a color palette for your design project. In some respects, your color palette matters just as much as the structure of your design. Given its importance, you don’t want to pick colors without careful consideration.  The following information should help you choose a color...

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You Can Become a Code-Based Designer Without Learning Code

When you hear about code-based design as an emerging trend in digital apps development, you might experience a shudder of panic. You enjoy design images, and you learned how to use software common throughout the industry so you could get a job. Now, they want you to learn to write code! Knowing how to write basic code could open doors...

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