Moqups is simple but complex at the same time. It is really easy to use once you created your first page then it's quite easy to go on with other pages. Plus, I use a lot the interactions to show the complete flow to my colleagues.

Moqups has a good set of UI components and it's pretty easy to use. Creating, organizing, and sharing wireframes is pretty easy to do. It's good that it's in the cloud, since a lot of people can collaborate at the same time, and engineers can look at it on the web.

I must confess I love editing files on Google Docs, it lets me collaborate on the same file with multiple users. Similarly I wanted to edit my user interface wireframe mockups on the fly with multiple collaborators, but unfortunately dealing with InVision and sketch was a big pain, it gets even more complicated when it comes to real time collaboration. It is 2019 and real time collaboration is the name of the game and I found out about Moqups on G2.com a few weeks back and there has been no turning back every since. Here are my most favourite features: No nonsense wire-framing: There are multiple tools out there that help users wireframe and prototype, but Moqups does it right and does it well. The learning curve does not exist here. Even an kid can wireframe with moqups. Unlimited collaborators: Moqups lets me share my wireframes and prototypes with the whole world with the click of a button and the best part is all of these people can make changes to the wireframes, add comments and all of this is synced automatically. Simulate user interactions without coding the app: Moqups lets me simulate a prototype with clickable actions without actually writing a single line of code.