Ty Fairclough

If UXpin had an open community it would gain the traction the product it deserves. BUT the organisation, regardless of who seems to be in charge, continuously fails to expose the community of people using the product and hides away its free packages to let people dip their toes into the tool. Everyone who I show UXpin to love it, but ultimately fall back to figma et al for their needs because...

What do you think is stopping you from gaining the lions share of the market? UXpin, to me at least, has by far the most superior product.