
Learn to build highly interactive prototypes for mobile, web, and desktop with ProtoPie, using motion animations and no coding, from basics to advanced topics like triggers, variables, scenes.
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Explore the ProtoPie interface by creating prototypes with an iPhone X template, importing designs, using layers, scenes, and components, and adding tap triggers, animations, and cloud sharing.
Enable the system status bar in ProtoPie v4.3.0 scenes, customize content color and background, and toggle the status bar on or off with a single click.
Discover essential ProtoPie shortcuts for zooming, layers, undo/redo, copy/paste, delete, and grouping (Ctrl+G), plus a downloadable reference document.
Explore SVG layer handling in ProtoPie by importing vector SPG files and converting them to shapes. Change color and properties to build scalable, interactive prototypes and see vectors stay sharp.
Explore how background blur in prototype version 4.3.0 adds a blur layer above shapes, with editable options like light, dark, ultra thin material, and thin material.
Add a video layer in ProtoPie, import footage, fit and center it, enable auto play and loop, then overlay UI elements to create a video-based login screen.
Create an interactive audio layer in a prototype by adding an audio file, building a media player with play/pause controls, a dynamic timestamp, and triggers to update playback using formulas.
Add a camera layer to your ProtoPie prototype, switch front and rear cameras with a rotating switch, and preview on a real device via a QR code on wifi.
Explore how a Lottie layer delivers JSON-based animations created in After Effects to ProtoPie, enabling cross-platform playback from web to mobile, with JSON import or MP4 fallback.
Design and customize text and input layers in ProtoPie by adjusting position, size, font, color, alignment, padding, borders, and shadows; implement focus in/out triggers and keypad types for better input.
Explore how constraints govern a rectangle inside a group container, fixed to left and top, or right and bottom, and how disabling fixed height or width changes resizing.
Learn to use regular, scroll, and paging containers in ProtoPie to create vertical and horizontal scrolls with bounce. Align containers to device template, clip sub-layers, and set up paging.
Explore ten touch triggers in ProtoPie, including tap, double tap, touch down, touch up, long press, fling, pull, drag, pinch, and rotate.
Explore conditional triggers and the chain in ProtoPie by building a swipe-to-unlock interaction. Animate a red button's color from red to green as you swipe, with text and opacity adjustments.
Explore range triggers in ProtoPie by tracking a rectangle's y position to change colors from green to yellow to red as it moves within, between, or outside set ranges.
Explore the start trigger in ProtoPie, activating when a scene starts, with options like start after jump, start with the jump, or restart every time to craft intro screens.
Discover how to use the detect trigger in ProtoPie to monitor layer properties like position and text, apply conditional responses, and preview color changes.
Explore mouse over and mouse out triggers in ProtoPie to hover text in web prototypes, animating color and a 10 percent scale with linear easing on a desktop template.
Explore key triggers in ProtoPie by mapping keyboard and Android device inputs to text responses and color changes, including volume up/down and left/right arrows.
learn to implement a focus trigger in ProtoPie by animating an input layer on focus in and out, changing border color to blue and scaling 10% with 0.3s duration.
Master tilt triggers in ProtoPie by using a tilt sensor (x, y, z) to drive a 3d rotate with center origin and mapping -30 to 30 degrees for device preview.
Explore how the sound trigger sensor operates on a smartphone. A green circle grows from 240 to 330 pixels as decibels rise from 40 to 100, with center-origin scaling.
Master the compass trigger to rotate a rectangle from 0 to 359 degrees, using the original center, and preview the prototype on a smartphone by scanning a QR code.
Learn how a proximity sensor detects nearby objects without contact by emitting a field, then use a proximity trigger in ProtoPie to scale a circle when a hand approaches.
Learn how the receive trigger works with a center response to pass messages between a component and its parent scene, using channels like component, prototype, Android broadcast, and current seen.
Explore the reorder response by rearranging layer order with three rectangles, illustrating top, back, and middle positions and triggering reorder on tap to create layered animations.
Explore how to implement a scroll response in ProtoPie by using a tap trigger to scroll a container to its top, showing practical steps with shapes and a circle button.
Explore jump response in ProtoPie by wiring taps to navigate between scenes, apply slide transitions, trigger color changes, add delays, and optionally reset scenes for consistent previews.
Explore link response in ProtoPie by configuring URL and URI scheme actions to open websites, apps, or messaging tools from a tap trigger, with dynamic formulas for searches.
Learn how to reset the current scene with one tap in ProtoPie by adding an apply color button that turns a rectangle blue and resets all animations.
Learn to implement a stop response in ProtoPie using a tap trigger, layering shapes, and moving a circle to halt a running animation.
Learn to use an assign response in ProtoPie by creating a local variable, triggering on tap, and displaying the variable value in a text layer.
Learn to create conditional triggers in ProtoPie by comparing layer properties with operators, moving elements between positions, and using variables to build on-off interactions and dynamic text.
Would you like to learn how to create highly interactive and complex prototypes for Mobile, Web and Desktop Applications. And Would you like to see how your static design could look like when you give it a life using motion animations? Well then, in this course you'll learn everything about Protopie, from basics to advanced stuff like creating serious prototype projects.
NOTE: This course will constantly be updated. Whenever a new ProtoPie version come out, videos about all new features will be created and uploaded.
If you are already using Adobe XD, Figma or Sketch for UI/UX Design, then I have a good news for you, because ProtoPie is compatible with those softwares. With just one click you can import your project design in ProtoPie and start creating prototypes immediately! Yes, It's that easy! And that's one of many reasons why ProtoPie has a word Pie in it's title. Because it's never been this easy! The philosophy behind ProtoPie is that high-fidelity prototyping should be done easily and quickly. Many designers out there still believe that advanced prototyping without coding is not possible. And with this course I'm going to prove them wrong!
This is a COMPLETE course, where you will learn everything about ProtoPie. We are going to start from very basics, like introducing with Protopie and it's interface, tools, triggers and responses. Then After that we are going to cover up some more advanced topics, like variables, formulas, scenes and components. For every tool, response and trigger I'm going to show you practical examples.
And at the end of this course, when you learn everything, we are going to create two prototypes from scratch. One for Mobile and the other for Web Application. These prototypes will be advanced projects, and with the knowledge you gathered throught this course, even those complex prototypes will be as easy as pie to you. And that's not the end, when we finish creating our prototype we want to share it with our friends and family, or even a client. Because we don't want that our work pass as unnoticed. We want to share our work with the rest of the world! And again that's possible with just one click away from us, because from Protopie you can upload your work to a cloud and share the URL of your prototype with everyone. And everyone would be able to interact with your prototype from a simple web browser! Isn't that amazing? I know it is.
So what are you waiting for, enroll in this course today, and start learning and improving your skills!