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For nearly 10 years, I've advocated for Axure RP as the primary tool for various Product Design, Product Management, and software development activities. I have invested thousands of hours in producing high-fidelity prototypes for one-pagers, websites, web apps, SaaS, and mobile apps of different levels of complexity, covering a wide range of use cases per product page. But it's not about the tool, read further.

I have designed and prototyped for digital products in the supply chain, healthcare (for doctors, patients and clinical workflows), travel, marketplaces and CRM. Those include native browser and mobile app experiences.

I have witnessed how prototypes, rich in interactions, conditional logic, and simulated web and mobile behavior, have profoundly impacted the success of the initiatives for which they were crafted. Whether it's a sales pitch, an investor demo, a product feature in progress, or usability and UX testing sessions, the results have consistently been positive.

This type of service is not for everyone and is targeted at UX leads, human factors teams, product managers and product owners. The main goal is to help product teams to test, iterate and validate concepts before production. Prototypes and projects like these are experience-demanding which puts them in the high-end tier service. If you think that you there is a way for you to benefit from this service, too, feel free to reach out.

Figma has become a powerful one-stop-shop tool for design and product teams and it is great for quick and cheap solutions. However, it is not as great for deep research, studies and testing when the designs in question must function as close to reality as possible.

For a Figma project go here:

Difficulty level: Medium

This is one of a series of ultra high-fidelity prototypes that I build for clients and their products based on their Figma user flows or based on the user flows I create for them. This one in particular is an existing and popular event management web application that I replicated to demonstrate how detailed digital product prototyping can be.

In my work, I prototype for specific use cases and I put extra effort into perfecting the overall user journey in a product. End-to-end user journeys, conditional logic, micro-interactions, and pixel-perfect UI are what I am best at. In the attached Loom video I demonstrate a few use cases while creating an event.

Input fields conditional validation.

Conditional search functionality using repeaters (sort of a database).

Categories custom filtering, show results/show no results.

Embedded Google Maps.

Image picker and image update.

UI theme change on click.

Local and global variables, custom logical conditions.

Micro-interactions and back-end-like simulated behavior.

A local database feature known as "repeater" can simulate the back-end and handle multiple items, it also can store a lot of additional information in columns. In the example below, we can see 44 entries of cities, each containing a GMT zone it is located in.

The repeater in Axure RP allows to easily filter all by name, select and apply the change. It is a powerful feature to bring more realism to a prototype of an app.

John is throwing a party in LA and wants to create a fun and engaging invitation for all guests.

To complete the task effectively, John needs to add just a few details to the template such as event name, time and date and its location.

John can add restrictions to this event if he wants to, like setting up an entry fee, and number of guests, or he can opt-in to manually approve every guest.

If John wants to add a touch of his artistic personality he can choose a different colorful theme and change the hero image of the event. Voila, now John can spread the word about the party!

Watch the short demo of SaaS Event Management on Loom:

Or alternatively open the link below: https://www.loom.com/share/e4e368feae7c4a2492a47ef02bfab14e (An external link, if the embedded Loom above fails to load).

It can be hosted and tested locally on a computer (you don't need an active Axure RP subscription for that), in a private password-protected workspace or shared via a publicly available link.

Built for any popular web browser like Chrome or Safari, desktop or mobile, giving you the most flexibility.

I know how important it is to keep the file environment in perfect order as it affects focus, work quality and speed.

This is why while working on any project, I follow the guidelines I have personally developed after years of trial and error that help organize the work more efficiently and prepare the file for future maintenance. I look at this like a coding project and I know how important it is to leave comments and explain what a line of code does or why you should not touch it. Proper naming of attributes or classes also helps to identify objects quickly. That is why I am smart about this aspect, and that is why every file comes with:

A system of asset naming

Interaction descriptions

Layers naming

Only active elements on page

If you have an ongoing project that can benefit from my design approach or in case you have any questions feel free to reach out. We are going to create something great.

I also design and develop websites on Framer.com. Check this one out: