Quick facts
- Best for
- Design UI 8.6x faster with coded components
- Pricing
- Freemium
- Editor rating
- 4.5 / 5
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About UXPin
UXPin Merge is a UI Builder and prototyping tool designed for developers to accelerate the design process. Its main feature is to allow for the building of UI elements much faster thanks to coded component libraries, patterns, and templates. Crucially, it enables users to create interactive UI without writing a single line of code, harnessing the power of React libraries to build functional layouts in minutes. As a part of the design system, it supports clean front-end code generation, offering fully functional React code that requires no additional translation. The code generated includes full parity with the UI library, dependencies, and all the interactions added in UXPin. Users can also import their component library to reuse their code and maintain consistency across products. UXPin Merge further provides straightforward integration with Git, Storybook, and npm. Another important feature is its ability to link components directly to documentation, fostering shared knowledge and collaboration within the team. Overall, UXPin Merge offers a comprehensive solution for UI building, interactive prototyping, and design system development.
Pros
- Accelerates design process
- UI building without code
- Utilizes React libraries
- Generates clean front-end code
- Component libraries import
- Enhances product consistency
- Easy integration with Git
- Integration with Storybook
- Integration with npm
- Links components to documentation
- Collaboration enhancement
- Functional layouts in minutes
Cons
- Requires understanding of React
- No support for non-React libraries
- Doesn't support proprietary UI libraries
- No integration outside Git, Storybook, npm
- Dependent on coded component libraries
- Limited customization outside templates and patterns
- No non-UI design features
- No native mobile app version
- Collaboration limited to documentation linking
- No direct import from Sketch