MockFlow Reviews

I appreciate how Mockflow enables effective communication with multiple audiences, such as end users, developers, and the testing team. This versatility is particularly useful in ensuring that everyone involved in the project is on the same page. I value its ability to create a realistic user experience and facilitate real-time modifications, which significantly reduces development time by 75%. Mockflow's evaluation against other prototyping tools highlighted its superiority, leading me to introduce it into three major companies, including a major technology contractor for the federal government in the United States, where it was very well regarded. I am impressed by how easy the initial setup of Mockflow is, making it accessible for my team without complications. I am so confident in its capabilities that I would recommend it to friends, colleagues, and any company I join in the future.

The drop-down features for the controls in Mockflow could be a more robust. Demonstrating hierarchical relationships is a bit clunky and there they removed the ability to set default values and ordering sequences.

I use Mockflow for prototyping complex systems, enabling realistic user experiences, real-time modifications, and reducing development time by 75%. It facilitates effective communication across audiences, including end users, developers, and test teams.

Drag and drop features for pre-designed elements is excellent

downloading and sharing wireframes is made easy

selection of multiple components is problematic

MockFlow is one of the best tools available on the market. If what you are looking for is to create a user-friendly app, it may lack some functionality, but that is covered with the multiuser capabilities that can link the IT team with the Marketing one in a way that before would require meetings and discussions

Mockflow is designed to make mockups of apps, which is great up to a point because it doesn't have any functionality if you are looking for something more "advanced."

Feel free to try all the options!

Creating mockups to make presentations to the investors is the principal use that we have to mock flow, as it fits great with the PowerPoint "way" of presenting data.

I like the ability to create fast and accurate mockups. I like the element choices you have to enhance the work.

The toolbox layout looks quite old-fashioned. I think it could use a good revamp.

You have to play around a little bit with the tools before getting the hang of it. After that, it is pretty straight forward.

Quick prototyping.

What I like about mock flow is the drag and drop system, such as the different mockup assets on the system. Mockflow has all the features you will need to wireframe.

Right now, I can only think about one thing that bored me while I was doing the wireframe: sometimes it is kinda hard to select multiple components or resize multiple layers.

Mockflow helps me with many of my user experience projects, such as websites to dropdown menus. I can prototype and present my projects in a better way using Mock Flow.

Easy to use, simple interface, all the tools you need to create a shareable prototype

The basic package doesn't allow viewers to edit the file; if you would use this software frequently, you might want to purchase a package

Creating a prototype without using expensive software.

I made it easier for my team to understand my ideas when it comes to prototyping

I have used Mockflow for many projects. You don't need a design degree or background to be able to use the platform. It's user-friendly and intuitive. I've used for several projects and will likely keep using it.

There is nothing I particularly dislike.

We use this platform for website projects and for designing wireframes. We use this platform to show our developers what want to see on website projects and visual representations of reatures.

What I liked the most is the great amount of possibilities it offers to make wireframes of all kinds, from a basic mockup to a more advanced prototype, and the interface is very nice and intuitive.

To search for a particular prototyping object I have had to go pack by pack searching until I found it and it is a very tedious task. I think it would be appropriate to have a search engine that allows you to search for something no matter what pack you are in at the time.

Quickly create a basic wireframe for the students I manage for their Final Project and create more advanced prototypes to present to the Company team.

I like the best that we can share the projects we're creating with other people in our team. That gives us a great experience while doing the projects just because we found it comfortable and efficient.

I wouldn't say I like that we have to pay for a plan just so all co-workers can edit the project we're making. I mean, it's awesome that we can share it with our team so they all can see and supervise the project, but I'd rather that we would be able to share just one project with other people and at least two persons, including the creator, could edit it.

It might be a little confusing while using MockFlow the first time, but once you start using it for a couple of minutes, you get used to it.

I haven't found any problem at the time I've been using it, and the benefit that I found is that MockFlow gives us the users a different way to create various graphic projects in a way much professional.

Mockflow gives me a range of tools and templates that means I can wireframe ideas to use in pitches to clients and internal teams. The end result is elegant, simple designs that often get lifted into actual apps and websites.

I haven't found much to dislike so far, I am not an advanced user yet though.

I am using it to brainstorm and share app and site ideas, this allows customers and team members to focus on the intent of the site without being distracted by design, most pitches I used these in result in shorter sales cycles.