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This skill provides comprehensive guidance for Axure prototyping, including wireframing, interactions, and dynamic panels to help build interactive prototypes.
npx playbooks add skill partme-ai/full-stack-skills --skill axureReview the files below or copy the command above to add this skill to your agents.
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name: axure
description: Provides comprehensive guidance for Axure prototyping tool including wireframing, interactions, dynamic panels, and prototyping. Use when the user asks about Axure, needs to create interactive prototypes, design wireframes, or build complex interactions.
license: Complete terms in LICENSE.txt
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## When to use this skill
Use this skill whenever the user wants to:
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## How to use this skill
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## Best Practices
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## Keywords
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This skill provides comprehensive, practical guidance for using Axure RP to create wireframes, interactive prototypes, and complex UI interactions. It focuses on actionable steps for building pages, configuring dynamic panels, setting interactions, and preparing prototypes for user testing or handoff. The content is aimed at designers and product teams who need efficient, maintainable Axure deliverables.
The skill inspects the user’s goals and current stage (wireframe, mid-fidelity prototype, or high-fidelity interactive demo) and recommends Axure features and workflows accordingly. It explains how to structure pages, use masters and libraries, configure states and dynamic panels, add conditions and variables, and export/share prototypes. The guidance includes tips for optimizing performance, organizing projects, and preparing documentation for developers and stakeholders.
Do I need Axure Pro to use these techniques?
Most techniques work in Axure RP standard editions, but advanced collaboration and cloud features may require a Pro or cloud-enabled plan.
How do I keep prototypes performant with complex interactions?
Reduce simultaneous animations, reuse Masters, minimize large images, and split heavy flows across pages to keep load times and responsiveness acceptable.