Justinmind review
Whether you’re designing for the web, for desktop, or for a mobile app, one tool to consider is Justinmind . A prototyping and wireframing tool with cloud sharing and HTML export features, San Francisco-based Justinmind has built a good reputation since its initial release (way back in the Windows 7 and Mac OSX 10 days). Settling on a new UX design tool can be difficult, so we’ve done the hard work for you. Justinmind, available for Windows and macOS, has been evaluated on price, features, ease of use, and customer support. We’ve also compared it with competing tools (desktop and browser based) to see how it fares. Justinmind: Plans and pricing Justinmind is available with free or paid plans. Four packages in total are available: Free, Standard, Professional, and Enterprise. The Free version affords unlimited projects and views, vector-based design, a pen tool, UI design and wireframing, interactive forms, export to PNG, JPG, and SVG formats, and slicing for exporting specific are...