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#Figma design to native drawer interaction with live maps...in 60 seconds with Play!

Check out Sean Allen's new video on Play—The secret weapon for iOS Devs & Designers. 👇 https://lnkd.in/eDFUyYzu #design #iOS #swiftui #swift #appdesign #productdesign

UI2.0 in Play. In addition to Interactions 2.0, we will be releasing UI2.0, featuring a new Add Panel for Design Mode. Press "A" to quickly search and add any Element or Components from your Library. hashtag #design hashtag #prototype hashtag #appdesign hashtag #productdesign

Some typography explorations all using #Apple’s System Fonts, now available in Play. You can adjust a number of different properties, giving you a lot of variation along with the benefits of built-in type accessibility and 1:1 SwiftUI translation. You can design with System Fonts in the latest version of Play, available in the App Store! #design #iOS #appdesign #productdesign #swiftui #accessibility #typography

We just shipped a new version of Play! Numerous updates in this one but here is one that has been a request from many of our users... You can now customize your native map pins! Set SF symbols, images, or emojis as the map pins’ contents. #design #productdesign #prototype #iOS

Play makes complex interactions easy, especially compared to other tools like Origami. Let's unpack it with an example using the phone's gyro... Origami is an incredibly powerful tool, but it can take a long time to prototype things and has a very steep learning curve. If we look at the Panorama example below in Origami, you can see that you need to: › Use Math to unpack the values it's receiving from the iPhone's gyro › Clean up the acceleration raw values › Use a patch to create boundaries so the photo doesn't pan indefinitely › Connect the output values with Transition Nodes In total, you need 10 nodes to make this work. In Play you add one trigger and select: › The Axis and max / min values for the movement › The object that is going to move with the device › The range of motion of the object affected by the gyro On top of that, Play allows you to: › Share your prototypes with an AppClip › Share prototypes that adapt to any iPhone model › Ideate with a Freeform Canvas › Collaborate with your coworkers Want to know more about how Play compares with Origami? https://lnkd.in/eU4pS64e Try out this prototype on your iPhone ↓ https://lnkd.in/eRKtsyp2 #prototype #design #origami #productdesign

Learn to prototype Snap Inc.'s lens interaction! In today's livestream (11:30 AM ET) we'll design & prototype a version of Snap's lens scroll interaction. We'll cover how to combine scroll effects, camera view, and blend modes. Hope to see you there! https://lnkd.in/ejZbNKxj #design #prototype #appdesign #productdesign

Doing async user testing sessions? Get feedback directly inside the prototype with Play's Native WebViews. You can embed any form like Tally, Typeform or Google Forms and recieve feedback of your new explorations and ideas. Just share an App Clip link. › No app-installation  › No account creation  › Adapts to any iPhone model Try it out in your iPhone by tapping the link in the comments. There's a short survey in there about Play too...we'd love your feedback! #productdesign #design #usertesting #ux

New blog post on best practices for using native iOS pickers is up! https://lnkd.in/eA-NZDMz #iOS #appdesign #productdesign