Moqups

Moqups efficiently manages the process of creating ideas to be shared, published and discussed, before committing and putting our development team to work and executing the project. With Moqups we can have a fairly clear idea of how it would look like, for example, a website mounted on our site, a mobile application, as well as being able to design and create other objects such as flowcharts and much more. This ensures that clients are very confident of hiring the services of a project as they have imagined it.

With Moqups, we can ensure that the client will save having to request radical changes in our projects, and the scope remains more in line with the planned budget. This even allows you to make important decisions that will save money and effort. However, it is important to consider that Moqups is a tool that encourages creativity, but after this, budget estimates for clients could be inaccurate, so it is important that our designs are effectively achievable with the technologies that we use and that all the customer experience is simple and transparent.

It's easy to use with everything you need to start building low resolution wireframes. You can even create hotspots to make a low-fi prototype that you can share internally or directly with end users. You can upload your only elements/images that can be used between projects and you can also create templates to get stuff going even more quickly. The new table feature is much better and allows more flexibility than the legacy table.

I'm not a fan of the diagram/flow elements as they are a little awkward to use. Whenever I need to work on user flows I tend to use another app that is faster to work with. The hotspots are limited, so you can't easily make fully interactive prototypes. The small window that lists the pages you are working on can be a pain as the page names get truncated, making it hard to easily identify which one you want to jump to.