Prototyping Software Resources

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Absolutely! It just depends on what your goals are and how much fidelity you need. In other words: do you need something that's fully interactive and feels like the real thing? Or do you need something to just test a hypothesis and make an idea more tangible? The tool you use should support your needs. Primitive/Low-Fidelity - best for quick testing of an idea: - Paper and sharpie (yup, I'm serious) - Keynote/Powerpoint Basic/Medium-Fidelity - when your idea is more complex or you're testing interaction models, navigation, etc. - Sketch (built-in prototyping) - Figma (built-in prototyping) - Invision (w/ Invision Studio or one of the above) Advanced / High-fidelity - when you need something that feels... "real" - Sketch (built-in prototyping) - Figma (built-in prototyping) - Invision (w/ Invision Studio or one of the above) - Framer (code-centric) - Principle (great for testing animations/transitions) There are many many others, but these are the most frequently used tools found in my tool chest. Axure is too far on the "why-not-just-build-it" spectrum for me. Balsamiq is too corny and single-purpose. Again, depends on your goals, your comfort level with the tools and the time available for putting it all together.

Hi Kishore, For now i think Adobe Xd don't have that feature which allows single artboard sharing, but i'll suggest you to export all the assets for specific web or IOS developement or You can create new xd file which will have only single artboard. I hope you got your answer, if any more doubts do reply me back.