To hide/show hotspots and prototyping links on the canvas, enable/disable the Show prototyping option in the Additional options menu on the top bar: This is how hotspots and linked layers appear in the Layer list: You can resize it as you need by dragging the layer’s bounding box handles. This creates a hotspot of the same size as the selection frame around the layer.

Select a layer linked to a frame, then click Create separate hotspot layer ( ) in the Prototyping section of the right panel.You can also use hotspots as parts of components and override their targets as needed. By adding a hotspot, you can enlarge the interactive area around the layer. Hotspots come in handy when the size of an element you want to make interactive or tappable is too small for comfortable use. These are special types of layers that acts as an interactive zone anywhere on a frame. Hotspots are another convenient way to link frames for prototyping.

Preview the prototype as usual and scroll down to test out the interface. Fill the frame with content and link it with other frames.Resized frames have the label Resized in the right panel: If the list of preset frames does not include a frame of the required size, you can create a custom preset. Note: Scrollable prototypes work only with frames based on frame presets (Full HD, iMac, iPhone, etc.). To comment, click the Comment button on the top bar, leave a comment, then click or press Shift + Enter to post it. The Log in button appears once you hover the cursor at the top of the prototype window to display the top bar. To comment on a prototype right from the browser, log in to your Lunacy account. You can link your frames in any sequence you need to test the user flow for your interfaces. The preview window will show up in your default browser. To preview a prototype, select the frame you want to start with and click the Play button ( ) at the top right corner of the interface. To make it a bit more versatile, we repeat the steps above and create a link from a layer in the second frame to Frame 1.

With that, you have a basic prototype with a layer linked to a frame.

Point the arrow to the target frame and click or use the Target dropdown list in the Prototyping section to set the target frame.

An arrow-shaped prototyping link will appear.

In the right panel, click + next to the Prototyping section.

On a frame, select a layer for the user to interact with (e.g.

The easiest way to create a prototype is to add a link from one frame to another. Note: If you are planning to add prototyping to your project, the use of frames is a must.

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