Overview
Do you use software for basic UI prototyping?
This software helps you create basic clickable prototypes with transitions or animations. For the first time, this category is now separate from Advanced Prototyping Tools. We're excited to show you where the Protoyping space is going.
Do you use software for basic UI prototyping?
These numbers closely mirror the UI Design category, as prototyping is now almost synonymous with "UI Design".
Which software do you primarily use for basic UI prototyping?
In this and any following charts, (Code) is used to refer to respondents writing their own code in place of other tools.
91% of respondents who use Figma for UI Design also use it for Basic Prototyping.
21% of respondents using Sketch for UI Design are using InVision for Basic Prototyping. Sketch + InVision was a strong combination a few years ago, and several respondents are continuing to use it.
Highests ratings for tools with a large number of responses.
| ProtoPie | 
|
4.44 | (117) |
| Figma |
|
4.27 | (2696) |
| Adobe XD |
|
3.84 | (255) |
| Sketch |
|
3.48 | (102) |
These tools didn't gather enough responses to meet our ratings criteria but are still worth checking out.
| Proto.io |
|
4.9 | (13) |
| Uizard |
|
4.89 | (28) |
| Antetype |
|
4.88 | (40) |
| Framer |
|
4.36 | (14) |
| Axure |
|
4.35 | (55) |
Segmented by payment status
Many respondents seem to be getting value from ProtoPie's free offering.
We assume respondents who indicate they or their company pay for "Code" are likely using proprietary code editors, IDEs, or libraries.
