Published on <a href="https://blog.prototypr.io/planning-products-in-flows-with-ux-app-artboards-c0c9f27247d5?source=rss----eb297ea1161a---4">| Prototyping: From UX to Front End &mdash; Medium</a> Eli 
You know why Sketch is awesome?
Because with Sketch you can use unlimited canvases (Artboards) side by side to create a full project on one screen. The amount of time and mental stress you save by not having to flip back and forth between pages is a life saver and a creativity booster.
You know why UX-App is awesome?
Because with UX-App 2.55 you can now use artboards too! And create a full flow for each device type side by side, in perfect alignment, and complete control.
Check this out:
<img alt="" src="https://cdn-images-1.medium.com/max/1024/1*cPgFfk1JeYGjXjXQaiYiOA.gif">
Notice that:
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<li>Components across artboards are always aligned perfectly relative to each other</li>
<li>We can quickly move between different screens in the flow without breaking rhythm</li>
<li>We can preview our final fully functional prototype while staying in canvas with one click</li>
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Once we finish with our default mobile flow — we clone it, set a new device type for our second flow and adjust our components to our selected tablet size.
If we forget a screen in our flow, and need to add it to the hierarchy, it’s as simple as a click:
<img alt="" src="https://cdn-images-1.medium.com/max/985/1*KrE6eTefVlSytktk-eEcsA.gif">
Click on the “+” at the top right of the artboard header to add an artboard to the left or right of the current board, a quick CTRL+A copies all components from the previous artboard, and our new test variable is ready to be tweaked.
Sketch is a great tool for designers, but UX-App was built for mockups &amp; prototyping so we’ve added a few little perks (with more coming) that will help product planners better control their product prototypes using artboards. So go to <a href="https://www.ux-app.com">www.ux-app.com</a> and let us know what you think about this new product planning experience.
<h3>What’s next for UX-App?</h3>
With artboards and layers now an integral part of UX-App, we’re looking forward to bring our users:
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<li>Native device themes — using a barebones wireframe style is great, but imagine working with native themes and toggling flow themes between Android, iOS &amp; desktop with one click</li>
<li>Bringing back live chat — coordinate live with your remote team from anywhere in the world using a tokenized chat exportable to your specification</li>
<li>UAC — set passwords to sensitive projects and share links</li>
<li>UX-App BrainStorm — brainstorm ideas for products in a powerful editor that automatically creates screens, artboards, and components</li>
<li>Sketch integration</li>
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Hey, looks like you read all the way to the bottom!
As a as a reward, <a href="https://www.ux-app.com/discount/40off">here’s a 40% off discount link</a> for UX-App,
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