Pidoco vs Adobe XD

Pidoco has a simple, intuitive drag&drop interface. Context menus and context-sensitive toolbars make editing super quick.

Pidoco offers a large library of 400+ interactive interface elements as well as an extensive set of icons as building blocks.

So simple to invite reviewers and collaborators and to collect feedback!

Can use a variety of options to save time and avoid duplicate work, e.g. layers, custom elements, scroll frame references. Global layers and reusable custom templates speed up prototyping.

Offers an easy way to simulate common types of screen transition effects including for swipe interactions or adding delays. Also allows for sequential reactions.

Direct simulation of prototypes possible by switching from editing to preview mode.

A screenmap lets you easily link individual prototype pages. This is also great for uploading screenshots and linking them via action hotspots.

It's possible to simulate the prototypes directly on mobile devices - in the browser or with an handy app.

Assets can be placed in layers and displayed on several pages. Provides for easy updating of entire project in case of changes.

It's easy to be productive immediately with XD but it also includes a demo so that you can learn about some of the more powerful features.

It's available on both macOS and Windows.

Creating a list of items is simple with "repeat grid." Just create one and use repeat grid to duplicate that item vertically or horizontally. Then drag and drop text or images to create unique entries for each repeated item.

Includes:

• iOS
• Google Material Design
• Windows UWP
• Wireframes

Allows mockups to be pushed to the web where collaborators can try the mockup and leave feedback.

XD allows you to wire any object to any destination page so that clicking a button asset will take you to a page that you specify.

Mockups can also simulate a scrolling page or window.