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IFTTT.com is known for their onboarding tutorial. We recreate it using swipe gestures and UI states in Indig.Design. It’s created in gray scale to show that you can still communicate a high-fidelity experience without mockups.
Trigger branched user flows based on what people type in form fields or how they interact (e.g., hitting enter). We simulate an error condition when users tap sign up without filling out the form. It’s easy to create logic flows with Indigo.Design.
Showing a prototype for a personal expense tracking app for keeping track of monthly expenses. Only key user stories have been prototypes. For instance, adding a new expense and viewing budget of the month with categorized transactions.
This iPad prototype simulates some key scenarios from GapMinder.org and shows off the animation capabilities in Indigo.Design. It uses the animation timeline for animating transitions for each UI element. Launch the prototype and hit PLAY!
Prototyping does not always need to be serious! Can you find the panda in this prototype? Try using the prototype toolbar to view the table of contents. Download the prototype to see how it was created.
Before we started coding the new website for Indigo Studio, we created a prototype using mock-ups and hotspots. It also makes use of screenparts for the primary navigation and for quickly communicating expected animations.
This prototype simulates the weather app on Windows 10 desktop. Click on the side menu to see an example of a custom UI element created as a screenpart with nested behaviors. In fact, the entire screen is made with multiple screenparts.
See how responsive viewports from Bootstrap are made easy with Indigo.Design. Learn how 12-column layouts work alongside a mobile first approach introduced by Bootstrap. And what better way to show it than to prototype getbootstrap.com.