The wireframe editor, elements, drag and drop and prototype features have been highly useful for me. This impacts the business processes positively

The only thing I think should be worked on is the ability to play a design file [auto-play]

Great - it allows initial flow and interface work without the complication or distraction of design phase work. Get clients to focus on content more than context. Spurs lots of thought and changes before investment is made on design.

Mockflow is great for that initial, most important step of visualizing the architecture and user paths through a new product. Easy to implement and great for clients to start envisioning their products without going "all-in" on design and production.

need some more updated templates for user devices

I can explore and plan concepts and flows without too much effort, especially as I don't need to be pixel perfect and can just drag and drop.

I have used Mockflow for years. It's easy to prepare simple wireframes and flows, which can be handed to designers or developers.

I would like more Tailwind elements as we use Tailwind in our app and it is great it's integrated into Mockflow.

I love beacause Mouseflow help us to identificate UX mistakes

I love the capability of wathc heatmaps and recording of our users

That surveys does´t show to all users and also dont have the capabulityes to add conditional to one NPS

It's a 10/10 for me. I'm a client strategist. My job forces me to move quickly and communicate with others clearly or I fail. Mockflow is something I use constantly to illustrate important web strategy and design components with the perfect amount of nuance.

Mockflow allows for non-designers to contribute to the design process in a truly constructive way. It's so simple that your grandmother could figure it out, while at the same time, having a diverse and dynamic offering. I never feel like the tool is so rigid that I'm being boxed into "their" solution or method. I use it primary to create lo-fi mockups for web design. As someone who is not experienced enough to use Figma or Adobe Illustrator, and simply does not have the time to learn those tools, MockFlow is the perfect bridge to that gap. Oh! I almost forgot. I want to add this --- Any tool that deals with layering design elements is almost always a nightmare. For my use case, MockFlow just somehow knows what I want and where I want it. Hats off to their engineers who decided how to do layering because man... It just works and it could have been so much worse.

Occasionally, some drag-and-drop elements are missing which can be mildly frustrating, but it's certainly not a deal breaker.