Justinmind

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Prototype web and mobile forms, gestures and flows

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75/100
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What it does

Justinmind is a desktop interface design and prototyping tool for web and mobile apps. It supports form inputs, gestures, conditional interactions and simulated data. The Free edition allows unlimited screens in one project and image exports; paid editions add advanced interactions, collaboration and specifications.

Pick the edition around the prototype's behaviour

Edition What it adds
Free UI design, working input forms, vector tools and PNG, JPG or SVG exports
Standard Advanced interactions, variables, mobile testing and shared UI libraries
Professional Data simulation, user flows, masters and interactive HTML export
Enterprise Requirements management and Jira or Azure DevOps integration

Free supports one project with unlimited screens. The paid plans remove that project limit. Standard and Professional can be bought by subscription or as a perpetual licence; a perpetual purchase includes updates and support for the first year, with a separate renewal charge afterwards.

Start with Download Free, then build a screen from the supplied UI components. A registration prototype can use working form fields; if it needs conditional responses or shared variables, choose the paid interaction features. Professional's HTML export is the relevant option when you need an interactive deliverable outside the editor.

Strengths

  • Free allows unlimited screens within one project
  • Paid licences are available as subscriptions or one-time purchases
  • Professional can export interactive HTML

Watch out for

  • Free is limited to one project
  • Data simulation and HTML export require Professional or higher
  • Perpetual licence updates and support need renewal after the first year

Best for

  • Designers prototyping input-heavy web and mobile flows

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