AnimaApp Reviews

It codes your designs for you and it is easy to use

It can be slightly difficult to learn but thats with any program

coding

Anima integrates seamlessly with Dev mode and produces code that is accurate as well as creates a file heirarchy and css stylesheets!

The issues I've had are minimal adjustments to the code that I could make ad hoc

Anima simplifies my transfer from visual prototype to html/css prototype

Well, considering that my front-end development skills are somewhat infantile, I certainly like that Anima has allowed me to build landing pages! Until recently, I was under the impression that I needed to learn full-stack engineering in order build products. Design-to-code is saving my life (and sleep).

Similarly to most Figma plug-ins, the process of exporting html isn't always intuitive. Maybe that will change now that Anima is streamlined into dev mode?

I don't have access to development/work with developers, so any and all design-to-code is invaluable to me.

Anima is a game-changer for Adobe XD users. It effortlessly converts designs to website code, saving time and effort. The user-friendly interface and real-time collaboration are impressive features, also the support team is fantastic! They provided quick responses and were incredibly helpful throughout my experience. i highly recommended it.

I'm delighted to report that I found no faults or issues with Anima; it performed flawlessly in all aspects. Anima is an exceptional tool, leaving no room for any complaints.

helping me save a lot of time

As someone who is a designer but no matter how hard I try, can never quite get the hang of coding... this whole product idea is a lifesaver!!

The best part of Anima was the customer service though. They really went above and beyond to answer all my questions and concerns. That's so hard to find.

Nothing really I can think of at the moment.

It cuts down the communication time between myself as the designer and my developers.

Anima is the best tool for converting Figma designs to code that I have seen. Most other services take shortcuts to produce code that may work at first, but is impossible to bring to production or to modify. So far the code quality is extremely high. It is very, very readable simple code that is great for modifying or adding features to. Genuinely impressed by how great it is.

One issue I experienced was that when I designed a responsive page in Figma and imported it into Anima. Anima did not realize that my 3 frames reused the same image assets, and so downloaded 3 copies of images for each frame (desktop, tablet, smartphone). The main reason this is an issue is if I want to alter the code to dyanamically change the page as now I will need to create and save 3 versions of images times the number of images on any page.

If I coded the page by hand, I would just use one set of images and then resize it depending on the format. I am not sure if this feature is included and I just need to learn how to better use the tool but I could not find a solution to this issue so far.

This is not a huge issue as the tool is great otherwise.

I have a specific vision for my website and want to rapidly prototype without having to spend hours perfecting my CSS. I also do not want to resort to CSS frameworks like Bootstrap or Tailwind that any developer can spot a mile away. Anima allows me to create aesthetic unique websites very simply.

Anima saved us big time! We were on a rush to produce code for our prototype but it has more than 50 screens. Good thing Anima was there to help. We got the code instantly and were able to show a working prototype.

Only thing is the class and id names were too long and hard to remember.

Anima saved us a lot of time coding our prototype!

It's ease of use and how it is pretty good at converting figma to htmls

That sometimes it doesn't work best for react mobile apps

It's solving my lack of experience with front end design and it's helping me by not needing to hire a front end engineer

I am a senior student in college computer science I'm working on full stack project so it's really hard for me to complete on time so I found Anima very helpful and it helps me by converting my Adobe xd prototypes screen to HTML css codes which save me a lot of time and I don't know what will I do without it so I recommend all the students to download it

I think I would prefer it if they code was more advanced than that

It converts the designs into codes no I'm not I don't worry about codes anymore

We have been researching for some time a Figma exporter that handled components and vector graphics well and could also export Figma Smart Animations. Anima accomplished it all!

Sometimes, to replicate animations precisely in Figma, certain adjustments might be necessary. However, these modifications most often just require renaming objects.

We are creating seamless HTML code for a Figma Prototype for a Unity 3D project with a web browser.