MUI is one of the top React component libraries that help front-end developers and designers create consistent user interfaces for their products. It contains a collection of ready-made building blocks that significantly speeds up prototyping. If you want to take the MUI for a test ride, you can try MUI Core 5 with UXPin Merge.
Our Merge technology allows you to copy the ready JSX code of your UI code component. However, sometimes it’s hard to find the exact documentation for each component. See how you can do it quickly. Design with React, Storybook or npm components that your devs build apps with in UXPin’s editor. Create prototypes that can quickly
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We’re always excited when we get feedback about how UXPin has improved our customer’s design experience. It’s even more special when that customer is one of the world’s largest digital payment platforms. We had the joy of sitting down with Erica Rider, Senior Manager for UX – Developer tools and platform experience at PayPal, and
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Theme switching is an essential part of designing prototypes. Whether that be changing between a simple light and dark mode or testing several client’s themes on a single prototype, it is something that all designers need to consider and have a well-thought-out process for. Furthermore, this need has become increasingly important with the adoption of
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Responsive websites, mobile-friendly designs, adaptive images are crucial for user experience. So, being able to responsively design prototypes without using multiple layouts for different screen sizes is an extremely powerful and time-saving feature. It’s something that many people have wanted and thanks to the power of Merge, you can do just that by using actual
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The release of the recently announced UXPin Merge introduces a new era for UXPin: we’re not just for designers anymore. Merge allows frontend devs to push live, working React components to UXPin. This ensures designers are prototyping with real, up-to-date components and reduces friction in the design/dev handoff. How do developers test components locally and
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Like Patrick Bateman inspecting Paul Allen’s business card, it’s easy to be envious when inspecting the design systems of GitHub, IBM, and Atlassian. Responsive? Check. Patterns? Check. Vector-based design libraries? Check. These systems are monuments to work-ethic, discipline, and teamwork. When a design system is launched, it dramatically reduces the time it takes to go
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On July 12, at the UXPin HQ in Gdańsk, we celebrated an event that surpassed all expectations. And by that, we mean that everyone at the company got involved and we are all more than aboard for what our future is about – Merge. Everyone at the company got to test Merge for a couple
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