How to Design Interactive Prototypes with Penpot: A Step-by-Step Guide

My wife is a ui designer and she uses figma at work. I happen to sit with her sometimes and I'm impressed by the prototype and seeing the results. (We both know abt penpot already (but not using). Anyway I wanted to try it so I will be using penpot. So thanks for this video.

I'm a developer that struggles with design so this stuff is very helpful. If you're looking for suggestions a 'how to build a <tech platform of choice> responsive design website' series would be very welcome 🙂

Now we have overlays. Cool!

This is awesome

Great tutorial! Thanks, Laura... and yes, please make more of these. Greetings to you and Aral.

Loved the tutorial

Thanks for the tutorial. I'm quite new to penpot.
But what about scrolling? It's the most basic interaction, but I don't get it work.

Awesome! Would like more tutorials like these.

Thanks for the insights. I think I will make the switch from XD to Penpot soon.

This soft looks very prommising 😊 Any possible way to use penpod offline?

What about scroll animations/interactions, I think with just this feature, many will switch from figma to this, it's one of their big weak points.
Check the figma feature request forum. “On Scroll” for prototyping

Are there any plans to add smart animations? 🤔👀

the constant zooming and panning is too distracting.

why use ''group'' and not a component? thanks!

Do you guys have a desktop app for Macos or Windows?

Keep creating content please

Easy, but seems tedious! Dear lord help me keep up 🙏