From the course: UXPin for UX Design
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Previewing a project - UXPin Tutorial
From the course: UXPin for UX Design
Previewing a project
- [Instructor] We're going to complete this chapter, that has explored the important bits and pieces of the UXPin application, by digging a little deeper into the Preview. As you can see, I have a project sitting in the Layers project. And you can see that it's also called Preview. The reason for this is you can open a preview right out of the dashboard. And before we go into that, there's another feature of a preview that is available through the dashboard. If you roll over this little hourglass, a pop-down menu appears, which allows you to track the progress of a project. Once you set one of these, the icon for that selection will replace the hourglass. If you roll over the project name, you can, of course, go right into the preview. See, just like that. And by clicking the Preview button on the top bar, you go into the preview. As you can see, it opens on a separate tab inside the browser. I'm just going to…
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Contents
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UXPin Dashboard3m 53s
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UX documents3m 57s
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Review of the UXPin interface6m 38s
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Using the view options3m 22s
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Create a new document7m 59s
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Using the library5m 45s
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Creating and using components4m
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Fonts and the UXPin text element4m 39s
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Adding layers4m 54s
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Using the UXPin Smart Grid4m
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Import video3m
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Previewing a project3m 38s
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