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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.
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