Designing an iPhone App in Axure
In this Axure tutorial we'll be using Axure RP Pro 7.0 to create a mock iPhone application that can be viewed on the phone. Software required: Axure RP 7.0
What you'll learn
In this Axure tutorial we'll be using Axure RP Pro 7.0 to create a mock iPhone application that can be viewed on the phone. This will involve creating slide menus using interaction models, and adding the ability to swipe and scroll through content on the phone. At the end of the Axure training you'll be able to create mobile prototypes that will help you bring ideas to life, communicate with stakeholders and run usability tests with potential users. Software required: Axure RP 7.0
Table of contents
- Setting up a Mobile Template in Axure 5m
- Designing an App Home Screen for iPhone 12m
- Setting up a Phone View 6m
- Checking the Prototype on an iPhone 2m
- Creating a Sliding iPhone App Menu 10m
- Viewing the Menu on the iPhone 6m
- Creating Scrollable Content 9m
- Animating Screen Transitions 6m
- Creating a Swipe-able Slideshow 5m
- Reviewing the Prototype in Axure 5m
- Viewing the Prototype on iPhone 5m
About the author
Antonia Anni is a freelance User Experience Consultant coaching individuals and startups on the importance of UX. Originally from Nigeria, she now lives and works in London, UK. Privileged to have worked on design projects for Ladbrokes, BBC, Audi, Gamesys, Mars inc., and Percy Hedley Foundation, she seeks to pass knowledge on by tutoring and mentoring. Some things she enjoys are blogging, drawing, video-gaming, debates, music, and books. Sometimes she publishes her thoughts on Medium. Antonia ... more