“With Justinmind, I’m able to dig much deeper into my ideas than ever before.”

“We look at the business with four difference lenses: customers, prospects, stakeholders and employees.”

“Justinmind is my number one design solution for creating wireframes and prototypes!”

“It was much easier to simulate the app on my iPhone and show it to developers than to write specifications about what an element should do.”

“Managing inconsistent cash flow is a challenge and the current solutions are frustrating to use and don’t work well with fluctuations. So, we are creating a solution that is simple, smart and personalized.”

“That had a big impact on our efficiency, since each person was producing content at the same time. Of course Justinmind’s core features alone gave us a huge advantage. We weren’t making prototypes for your usual platforms like iPhones, Androids or Windows. We were making totally customized touch-UI’s for a …

“Justinmind is an easy to use tool that allows me to build interactive prototypes and collaborate with teams and clients, without them having to deal with a lengthy learning curve.”

“Analysts talk to business people and IT people. We join them around great ideas. Not around long documents.”

“The high-fidelity aspect is very very good—sometimes even too good for me. You can view the whole application in the prototyping tool.”

"Prototyping doesn’t “fit” into working with teams in an Agile environment, it IS the Agile environment."

“Engineers shouldn’t limit themselves to development and low-level technical issues. They should be getting into the design aspects, not graphical design, but interaction design.”

“What differentiates Justinmind from other prototyping tools I’ve used is the granular level of creative control that the designer has access to.”

"I found the support guys incredibly helpful and friendly, they always did their best to find a solution to all the problems and questions we threw at them."

"Interactive prototypes help us learn quickly and iterate, so that we can create great products."

“My developer didn’t believe me when I told him my prototype wasn’t a real app. It felt and executed as much like an app as anybody could get it to.”