Las 5 Mejores Herramientas de Wireframe Para Hacer Esquemas de Páginas, Maquetas y Prototipos

Used by BP, L’Oréal and BMW, Lucidchart simplifies app wireframe making software with a large library of wireframe templates, drag-and-drop functionality across an infinite canvas, real-time collaboration, in-app chat, automatic sync and save, and more. Being a web-based app, there are no downloads or installations needed and it works on any device, browser or operating system.

When diving into our specific evaluation criteria, usability and value for cost are definitely strengths of Lucidchart. The low per-month cost combined with intelligent features and an intuitive interface make it one of the easiest wireframing tools to get started with. Features like comments, tasks, sharing, revision history and embedding make collaboration simpler and easier for remote and hybrid teams.

Lucidchart integrates with Microsoft Office apps; has free add-ons for Google Docs, Sheets, and Slides; and integrates with the likes of Atlassian, Salesforce, LinkedIn Sales Navigator, Slack, Amazon Web Services (AWS), Jive, GitHub, BambooHR, Quip and more—including many through Zapier. Lucidchart also integrates well with Lucid's virtual whiteboarding product Lucidspark, so you can easily take your messy brainstorming sessions and formalize them into diagrams and processes in Lucidchart.

Lucidchart starts at $7.95/month and has a freemium version of the software.

FigJam is a digital whiteboard tool that's part of the Figma suite. It's designed to help teams brainstorm, ideate, and collaborate on projects in real time. But that's not all - you can also use it to create interactive mockups and wireframes too. The software comes with over 300+ templates that are ready to use right away, including wireframing kits to save you time.

Overall, I'd say FigJam is a great tool for anyone who needs to wireframe websites or mobile apps, whether you're a designer, a product manager, or just someone with a great idea for an app. It's got a pretty intuitive user interface too, so you can jump right in and start sketching out your ideas even if you're not a design pro.

FigJam actually functions as more than just a wireframing tool: it can also function as a collaboration platform for your entire project team. You can invite your team to join your board, and everyone can work together in real-time to increase your team's productivity. And let's not forget the cursor chat – it's a small thing, but being able to chat directly on the board makes collaboration so much smoother.

Using FigJam, you can create wireframes and clickable prototypes without needing to write code. Instead, you can take advantage of their pre-built wireframe components like headers, buttons, feature widgets, and navigation bars to bring your digital product designs to life. You can also capture feedback within your wireframes too, making review meetings more effective.

FigJam also includes numerous drawing tools, which are handy for sketching out rough ideas, plus, a sticky notes feature, which are great for jotting down ideas or sharing feedback with your team. In addition, all the elements on your whiteboard are drag-and-drop, making it easy to adapt and iterate on your product design as you go along.

Integrations are available with Asana, Dropbox, Figma, Google Drive, Microsoft Teams, Notion, Slack, Trello, and numerous tools for prototyping, user testing, and developer handoff.

Figma is a design tool that allows individuals and teams to create, share, and test designs for websites, mobile apps, and other digital products and experiences. It was created with the goal of making design tools accessible to more people by utilizing the web, allowing for real-time collaboration and eliminating the need for multiple versions of design files. The tool enables users to make decisions more quickly and efficiently, supporting a collaborative environment for design creation and iteration.

Figma operates as a web-based design tool that facilitates the creation of user interfaces and prototypes directly in the browser. It allows multiple users to collaborate on the same project simultaneously, with changes reflected in real time. Moreover, Figma's ability to allow users to drop comments directly on the wireframes adds a layer of contextual feedback that can be crucial during the design process.

Additionally, Figma's online prototyping tools enable the building of interactive prototypes that are closely integrated with the design process, allowing for the creation of realistic mockups that can be shared and tested via a live URL. This integration of design and prototyping within a single tool simplifies the workflow for creating and iterating on mockups.

Figma integrates with Google Workspace, Microsoft Teams, Zoom, Slack, Notion, Dropbox, Jira, Lingo, Trello, and UserTesting.

Pricing for Figma starts at $15/editor/month. A free plan is also available.

Whimsical is a wireframe tool that enables anyone (even non-designers) to take part in UX design and create low-fidelity yet comprehensive wireframes.

Whimsical's wireframe mode includes a library of configurable elements like buttons, inputs, and checkboxes. The tool comes with thousands of consistent, categorized, and searchable icons that you can use inside buttons, form fields, or by themselves.

Whimsical wireframes are intentionally built to be expressive, yet simple enough to keep the focus on the content. You don't have to download any additional apps or browser extensions to use Whimsical wireframes as all of these functions are available within your browser.

Whimsical wireframes can be integrated with every type of Whimsical file so you can switch between mind maps, flowcharts, projects, and docs. Wireframes can also be used to share feedback, as it comes with customizable permissions for editing, commenting, or viewing.

Whimsical has a direct integration with Github and can be embedded in Notion docs. It also supports two-factor authentication with any authenticator app.

Whimsical costs from $10/user/month and offers a free plan with limited features.

Mockplus comes with nearly 200 components and more than 3,000 icons to save you much time and effort on design. Drag-and-drop elements in order to build interactive prototypes on an intuitive working canvas with a clean, spacious interface. Simply scanning a QR code lets you test your prototypes on actual devices or you can publish the project to cloud and receive a shareable weblink.

Our evaluation criteria has a sharp focus on collaboration, which Mockplus does well in a variety of ways. It supports multi-users working on the same project, easy markup/reviewing, and sophisticated page editing organization.

There was no third party software integration available that we saw during our foray into the offerings of Mockplus, which is always a disappointment for an otherwise promising application.

Other than the above con, we also noticed that multiple people cannot work on the same project simultaneously, which would be a huge asset to a program that already offers a host of collaborative and social capabilities.

Mockplus starts at $12.95/user/month. A free plan with limited features is also available.