Damn 40 upvotes and no comments :D Nice share. Important that we do this as designers. I do miss some examples with designs (rather than wireframes) though. Like, screenshots of how your Sketch/Figma file looks like. I believe following a strict Spec'ing workflow als cleans up your Figma file as well; increasing handover quality too.

Thanks for your reply, makes sense :)

Good stuff :) INteresting approach, helpfull.

Curious though, how does this work with Cinema 4D? Is there like a C4D plugin?

Awesome! Sounds and look nice, i'll def. check this out.

Nice web design :) Also looks really easy. However, not sure about the value with AI coming up and many app templates these days. The USP of a designer/agency is that you get an app that is unique. Unique for your clients' needs. Unique for the clients' values. So, I kinda feel you get a lot of apps that look like each other with tools like this.

Or what is the intended use of this wireframe software?

Looks awesome. The reason I never buy these things though is the fact I probably only use it once. It's such a specific style, I have very few clients that this would be a fit with. What your thought on this?

"Also, avoid using multiple fonts from the same font family. While the fonts look similar, the minor differences can throw your users off and make your site look cluttered."

I gotta disagree with this paragraph. I more often than not see websites with one font family. Combining bold (titles) with regular (body text). This looks perfectly fine. The above is true when using two font families that look too much like eachoother. In that case, it will 'throw your users off" and make the site look somewhat weird.

I've added 11 images to the bottom of the blogpost. I was unable to add a download link to Figma. Hope this helps :)

That's actually what I did, haha :D (dont tell anyone)