Ryan

It looks like that's all of the questions that were submitted. We certainly hope Chris or others from your company will pop in from time to time to answer any questions that show up about how to actually use your platform on our site. And of course thank you both for stopping in to answer some questions today :)

Conclusion

Final question: I am very, very proficient with HTML/CSS and my favorite libraries. I can create a working mock-up in no time. Why would I invest the time to get to know another tool?

Question: What was the motivation driving the creation of UXPin? What was the problem your product sought to solve? And do you feel you have succeeded so far?

Related Question: Once a prototype is shared for testing, are any analytics gathered to help improve the prototype?

Question: How easy is it to set up A/B testing inside your platform? Is there a specific workflow dedicated to A/B testing? Are there any specialised analytics available?

Follow-up: Do you know the reasoning behind why your product is used in UX curriculum?

Question: Is your product used in any curriculum that you are aware of? If so, how and why?

... maybe instead of the sales pitch "ultimate way" you could just tell us what it is in simple, brief, terms?

Especially relevant since you've already said people can't access their files should they stop subscribing, or you stop existing

Question: What is the ambition - do you still consider yourself a startup? Whats the 10 year plan?

Question: Lets talk about that history then. If you've been around this long, why have so few heard of you and your market share been so small?

Question: You've launched a new app against some dominant competitors -- what advice could you give other developers about getting their first few sales?

And if you could answer a little quicker we'd all appreciate it.

Okay, but if I stop subscribing. How do I use the already created pieces? Do I have permanent access indefinitely to my own work?

Question: One of the biggest complaints many of our members have with the direction of the industry is towards subscription models that end up costing more, and forcing people into a system to access their files. With UXPin are people going to be stuck with files they can't open if they decide to stop subscribing? What about the cloud files?

Follow-up Q from audience: If the components are code based, can I then export the code and have a (nearly) finished product in my hands? Why (not)?

Its my understanding SVG is what all of these products use.

You mention your components are code-based. Is that SVG or something else?

Interesting, but how does that differ from XD which to my knowledge (admittedly I'm not a UX guy) also uses components and has interactions and variable states?

Q: I already have an Adobe CC license, and thus have access to Adobe XD. What are the main differences between this product and yours, and why would I opt for yours instead of XD?

Chris and Katarzyna are joining us from a somewhat new UX interface company called UXPin.

Alright just a quick recap for those joining us. This room can only be spoken in by Chris, Katarzyna, and moderators. If you have any comments, new questions, follow-up questions please post it in here chat.stackexchange.com/rooms/99153/…

@ChrisStryjewski @KatarzynaKempa looks like it's time. Are you all ready to go?

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just prepping for when we start

@ChrisStryjewski morning

@PieBie yeah ive been debating but for now its fine. just wanted something in the background thats memorable

oh thats awesome man! Congratulations! hope it goes well for you

you been up to anything new? work or life?

thanks! its definitely a WIP but itll do for now

i need to work on the navigation too. The 3 sections on the main page need to have links at the top

just ignore the contact page because its an old template that shows up there

hadarsgrasp.com

I want to find an illustrator (JOB OPPORTUNITY) to do my idea for a logo so I can then make some business cards

thinking about trying Notion.so to organize things for it

ah website is pretty much done. Just deciding on process for the contact form now and some back organization stuff

which new thing?

hi Welz

and alright, night @JohnB !

So being able to provide decent damage while completely safe is a really good thing from a resource (health) perspective

Even in dungeon areas the ranger can put out damage from far away

Ranger with longbow can hit from far away. Like really far away.

in all seriousness and maybe this will help your ranger. I think its not so much flawed as much as misunderstood

as long as I have a long bow ill be happy

im not an optimizer though

but i really dont think its THAT flawed

yeah there is, and no i cant

I have a Dwarf Paladin I could use but would rather start the Ranger if I can print it out at work and iron out the details