As UI and UX designers, we’re pretty limited by how much we can convey in static visuals. Interactive prototypes are a handy way to show exactly how our designs should behave. More on prototyping here: penpot.app/blog/creating-inte...
Clicking through an interactive flow is valuable when demonstrating user journeys to stakeholders, handing off designs to developers, or even doing early-stage user testing.
In this tutorial, Laura introduces some of the most common interactions to use with prototypes using Penpot. Penpot is brilliant for prototyping because you can work with your existing designs, whether they’re quick wireframes or high-fidelity mockups, and you don’t need to be able to code to create life-like interactions.
Find the Prototype examples template in our Libraries & Templates collection: penpot.app/libraries-templates
Read a step-by-step tutorial for creating interactive prototypes with Penpot on our blog: penpot.app/blog/creating-inte...
Chapters:
00:00 Intro on how to design interactive prototypes in Penpot
00:13:04 Prototype navigating between views
03:17:22 Prototype hover and active styles
05:59:01 Prototype state changes
07:43:05 Prototype overlays
09:37:00 Wrap up
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Penpot is ideal for product design: UI designs, prototypes, wireframes, mockups, webs, apps, and much more.
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