Principle - Animate designs (like a simple Quartz Composer)(principleformac.com)

almost 8 years ago from Aubrey Johnson, VP Design & UX at Dosh. Led design: @scienceinc, @color, @twilio

JC ., almost 8 years ago (edited almost 8 years ago )
I've just tried the free rial of Principal and the UI and workflow is quite simple and intuitive. I have not used the tools you've mentioned, but how would you rank them by ease of use?
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- Vlad Danilov, almost 8 years ago
  (easy) Pixate > Origami / Form / Quartz Composer > Framer (hard)
  I don't use them extensively though.
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  - Rolando Murillo, almost 8 years ago
    I honestly had never used Pixate before. Tried both Principle and Pixate and the former wins. It's just better designed, more intuitive and much faster.
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    - Vlad Danilov, almost 8 years ago
      You’re probably right. None of them are optimal solutions. But if you’re serious about prototyping, you’d better invest in Framer.
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      - Rolando Murillo, almost 8 years ago
        You're probably right about that as well! Framer looks cool.
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  - Eli Schiff, almost 8 years ago
    Where would you place Principal in that hierarchy?
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    - Vlad Danilov, almost 8 years ago
      Principal is more expressive than Pixate. But on the fidelity scale it’s worse. Another consideration is feature parity, e.g. Framer (and partly Origami) is the only one integrated with design tools.
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