Frame0's interactive prototyping functionality is realized through a page linking mechanism that operates in four key ways:
- page layout: Complete the wireframe design of all relevant pages, suggesting a naming convention (e.g., "Home - Login - Dashboard").
- Setting the hot zone: Select the triggering element (button/link, etc.) and specify the target page in the "Link" option of the Inspector panel.
- debugging logic: Instantly test the jump effect by shortcut keys (CTRL+click) and add transition animation instructions if necessary.
- Demo Output: Show the complete user flow using full-screen demo mode, or export as an HTML file that preserves the interaction
The value of this feature is that the ability to click through to the demo during design reviews exposes process issues better than static screenshots, and the exported HTML prototype allows developers to visualize interaction expectations. A useful tip is to add "back" links to critical paths to create a closed-loop demo experience. Compared to professional prototyping tools, Frame0's interaction solutions are lightweight but sufficient to support early validation requirements.
This answer comes from the articleFrame0: a design tool for quickly converting ideas into wireframesThe
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