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UXPin vs Fluid UI: What are the differences?

Developers describe UXPin as "The Full-Stack UX Design Platform". Agile UX in one place: design systems, prototyping, and documentation together. On the other hand, Fluid UI is detailed as "A browser-based wireframing and prototyping tool". It is a prototyping tool that lets you design, test and get feedback on your app ideas quickly and without needing to know how to code.

UXPin and Fluid UI can be categorized as "Wireframing" tools.

Some of the features offered by UXPin are:

  • Create Responsive Design Wireframes and Prototypes
  • Real-Time Collaborative Design, Editing & Chat
  • Easily Shareable Online & Offline Previews

On the other hand, Fluid UI provides the following key features:

  • Prototyping
  • Mockups
  • Wireframes
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Pros of Fluid UI
Pros of UXPin
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      Semantic UI support
    • 5
      Can make unique interactions
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      Jira Integration
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      Prototyping
    • 2
      Design Systems
    • 1
      Co-Design together real-time with designers on my team
    • 1
      Design Libraries Auto-Generated
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      Animated Gif Support
    • 1
      Unlimited Previews (no charge for reviewers)
    • 1
      Document and Annotate Designs
    • 1
      Unlimited Storage for all file types
    • 1
      Sketch Integration
    • 1
      Photoshop Integration
    • 1
      Sharing prototypes on mobile device
    • 1
      Prebuilt & Customizable UI Patterns

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    Cons of Fluid UI
    Cons of UXPin
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        No free tier

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      What is Fluid UI?

      It is a prototyping tool that lets you design, test and get feedback on your app ideas quickly and without needing to know how to code.

      What is UXPin?

      It is a code-based design tool that merges design and engineering into one unified process. Thanks to conditional interactions, variables, state-based animations, and powerful expressions, you can build prototypes that feel like the real thing. In other words, anything that's on the web can be accurately prototyped in UXPin.

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        InVision
        InVision lets you create stunningly realistic interactive wireframes and prototypes without compromising your creative vision.
        Balsamiq
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        Sketch
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