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Typostrap

Rapid prototyping tool for planning and building interactive prototypes. Powered by TYPO3 Neos CMS and Foundation framework
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What is Typostrap?

Typostrap is a rapid prototyping tool for planning and building a working concept of your website or application. Typostrap is built on top of a modern, UX-focused Content Management System, TYPO3 Neos and the most advanced responsive front-end framework, Zurb Foundation. Having TYPO3 Neos on board gives you power and flexibility of a Content Management System and makes your prototypes fully interactive, with real behaviour, real content and working interactions. Zurb Foundation brings a responsive grid and all necessary components to build your product quickly and easily. It is the black belt in prototyping.
Typostrap is a tool in the Interactive Mockups category of a tech stack.

Typostrap's Features

  • TYPO3 Neos CMS, in-place editing, typography tools, Zurb Foundation components, responsive prototyping, preview modes, code-free prototyping, ability to add custom code, self-hosted, live url for preview, collaboration and multi-user prototyping, forms prototyping, digital asset management, clean and succinct markup, reusable code, versioning, publish and discard

Typostrap Alternatives & Comparisons

What are some alternatives to Typostrap?
InVision
InVision lets you create stunningly realistic interactive wireframes and prototypes without compromising your creative vision.
Marvel
A super simple tool that turns any image (including PSDs) or sketch into interactive prototypes for any device. Powered by Dropbox.
Axure
The way to plan, prototype, and hand off to developers, all without code. A wireframing, rapid prototyping, documentation and specification software tool aimed at web, mobile and desktop applications.
Avocode
Avocode is a cross-platform app that helps designers and developers collaborate and easily handoff designs. Avocode comes with 14 days free trial.
Proto.io
Proto.io supports all the major mobile gestures and touch events like tap, tap-hold, swipe, pinch, and zoom. Interaction designers are not limited to a single ‘link’ transition anymore. Instead they can apply animated screen transitions like slide, fade, pop, flip, flow, and turn.
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