Tips, tricks, and the latest updates

User Stories

Customer Story: Rightpoint and Axure

Rightpoint is a global experience company that connects people and drives meaningful outcomes for organizations. Learn how Rightpoint's UX team uses Axure RP to explore, simulate and validate concepts, features and workflows.

Save Time with New Paste to Replace Feature in Axure RP 10

In Axure RP 10, we just unveiled the new paste to replace feature, allowing you to replace widgets with new ones you have copied on your clipboard, and still maintain your existing interactions. This will help you speed up your prototyping process and limit the amount of rework needed when copying and pasting.

Making the Most of the UX Prototyping Template

If you're looking for inspiration, or even just a good starting point on your next prototype, then using a template such as our new UX Prototyping template, may be the perfect solution for you. read more for a first-hand account from Axure product manager, Frankie!

Enhance Your Prototypes with Conditional Flows

Prototyping is all about finding the right solution. Testing different scenarios and validating different flows. Condition Flows in Axure RP are some of the most powerful ways to demonstrate multiple flows or sequences to your stakeholders and users who undergo testing, so that you can collect even better feedback.

Smarter Features, Faster Prototyping in Axure RP 10

Here at Axure, we're continually working to create new features and enhance your prototyping experience. Some of our latest new features in Axure RP 10 include smart duplication and smart distance snapping. With these new features and enhancements, prototyping in RP is now faster than ever.

7 Tips for Navigating Widgets in Large Prototype Files

When you have layers of widgets in your larger prototypes, navigating through each element can be difficult. Here at Axure, we've seen projects with dozens of pages and thousands of widgets. Check out these 7 tips for identifying, selecting, and keeping track of all those widgets in your complex prototypes.