Antetype
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Advanced UI Design & Prototyping.
Cost / License
- Free Personal
- Proprietary
Application types
EUAlerts
- Discontinued
Platforms
- Mac
- Online
- iPhone
Discontinued
The service was shut down in October 2023
Features
Properties
- Customizable
Features
- Design handoff
- Live Preview
- Cloud Sync
- Layout
- Prototyping
- Wireframing
- UI Design
- Widgets
- Interactive Prototyping
- UX Design
Tags
- User interface
- user
- Software developer
- wireframe-prototype
- UI/UX Design Tool
- wireframe-mockups-prototyping
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Antetype information
Developed by
Cotype GmbH Licensing
Proprietary and Free Personal product.Pricing
Subscription that costs up to $5 per month.Alternatives
70 alternatives listedSupported Languages
- English
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What is Antetype?
Antetype is free UI design and prototyping tool made for UX designers: It comes with auto-responsive layouts that adapt to changing sizes and content and quick-to-use interactions that all happen on a single screen – without duplicating art boards and connecting them via arrows.
Exported Antetype prototypes are pure HTML/CSS + JavaScript so you can use them on any device and even offline. Plus: You can add custom CSS and code as you like to e.g. embed Google Maps or even working YouTube videos in your UX designs.
Comments and Reviews
I like it for the responsive layouts (it moves with changing sizes or element), so it doesn't break like other tools when you change things.
Makes iterating way more professional + my clients like how polished the designs feel
I think Antetype is the most promising UX tool on the market. No more endless screens just to show expanded menu, breakpoint etc. Fluid layout. Widgets, their behaviour and layout automatically update across all of the screens when you edit just one of them.
Yes, it is not perfect, but it is a way better approach then using graphic editors for designing interactions.