but i closed the tab when i saw that he had to draw the back arrow.

Andy Chung is a total baller

I just paid £2.29 for this on the App Store, and just been using it for the past 10 minutes. It is an awful app. I'd rather had spent the money on a Sharpie and dotted grid paper.

I'm amazed that given the lack of actual features, it is as unpolished and buggy as it is. Haven't tried it on my iPad Pro yet, but on my non-retina iPad Mini, it looks awful. None of the icons seem to have scaled properly.

If you want to create a wireframe, you better finish and save the thing in one sitting, because when you come back to it, it will have inexplicably resized itself smaller (and will continue to do so each time you visit it), which because of the scaling issues will cause some sides of a rectangle to just disappear.

You want to resize or move an element? Too bad. You'll just have start your whole wireframe again (or maybe undo practically all your changes).

The eraser tool will not automatically erase where shapes snap to, so if you do try and erase a shape, you'd better be pixel accurate with your finger or pencil, otherwise you'll be left with tiny "bits" of mistakes all over the place.

I get that it's supposed to be simple, but you gotta make it stable, usable, and above all, useful.

Avoid.

This is interesting. A few things about this that came to mind:

• Can I move around the canvas?
• Is the canvas infinite?
• Can I adjust or resize a shape I previously placed a few steps (or more) ago?
• Why do I have to go into a hamburger menu to get to an eraser?
• Why the hamburger menu at all?
• Why is just an up arrow used to represent exporting?
• Will this application pair well with non-apple pencil styluses?
• Can I make some lines bolder than others?
• Can I choose the fill color of the shapes?
• When using the two finger expand to create a rectangle can you show me the size of previous rectangles so I can match up my sizes consistently?

That's all for now. Overall this is neat.

EDIT: After further investigation I arrived at the Support page which answered a few things.

it's helpful that some of this was answered but some of these interactions I would have never figured out unless I read the support page.

EDIT 2: Playing with this some more... Copy paste would be beneficial as well as choosing line colors.

EDIT 3: I can't see the shape size when fill is set to color.

Lots of potential here. I pretty much agree with all Matthew's feedback points. I couldn't use this now, but I look forward to seeing where it goes, and see loads of potential.

I would love an iOS app that focuses on UX, but implements similar tools found in Paper by 53 ( like drawing an arrow and the software makes it a perfect shape linking blocks together).

Awesome! I love that this is stripped down to bare essentials to convey a simple idea without distraction

*UI

You're drawing a user interface there. Enough confusion already amongst non-initiated, so let's not confuse ourselves as well.

Pretty, minimalist form? check. Easy, useful function? definite no. This looks quite tedious compared to what can be quickly done by hand or computer for simple wireframing. ¯_(ツ)_/¯

this app looks so incredibly annoying to use

I don't have an iPad Pro or Pencil. Does anyone have experience with this app on an iPad Air (or similar)? What are your thoughts?

Drawing that arrow looks like suffering.

Just have to shake my head at the desperation of designers/devs trying to turn iPads into more than dumb consumption devices. Can we not just accept them for what they are yet?

A good start but this really doesn't have enough features to use it for actual work.

Looks fancy, but I don't see me using this. It seems slow. I preffer much a notebook or start using my Sketch with symbols, to have a real feel of the UI. I can also export this prototype to other apps and add interaction.

I didn't test it, but by watching the video and using similar apps in the past I believe I will not be satisfied.