Keynotopia - Keynote themes and templates for interactive prototyping of iPad, iPhone, Android and web apps

iPad Prototyping Templates ($5)

iPhone Prototyping Templates ($5)

Android Prototyping Templates ($5)

Web Prototyping Templates ($5)

Why you'll ♥ Keynotopia

Slick user interfaces without touching a design tool
User interaction and animations without writing code
Prototypes can be tested on the iPhone and iPad

Product presentations are more engaging with click-thru demos
Prototypes can be annotated and shared with team members, instead of writing long specification documents

How does it work?

Apple Keynote is a simple and powerful tool for creating presentations. It's also a great tool for prototyping and testing application ideas. Keynotopia UI templates enable anyone with no design or development experience to use Keynote to create interactive prototypes in 30 minutes or less.

Start with a Keynotopia theme to create a new project for the iPhone, iPad, Android, or web. Each theme file is formatted to fit the target device resolution.
Create a slide for each screen, then copy/paste interface elements from the Keynotopia templates onto your slide
Customize labels, colors and sizes without leaving Keynote
Create master slides to share background and navigation elements among screens
Add user interaction by creating hyperlinks between interface elements and screens
Export the prototype to your device, test it with users, and reiterate quickly

Prototyping an iPhone app in 10 minutes

Keynotopia transforms Apple Keynote into an interactive prototyping tool that anyone can work with.
It's the greatest thing since sliced Photoshop comps!

Hundreds of designers, developers and entrepreneurs love Keynotopia

What people like you are saying about Keynotopia

I was shocked with the inventive but pragmatic application of Keynote as a prototyping tool for iPad!

Brandon Schauer
Adaptive Path

We love prototyping for the iPad.
What do you use?
Interactive iPad prototyping using Keynote

SalesForce
UX Team

Recently, an increasing number of designers (myself included) are turning to Apple's presentation making software, Keynote, to design and prototype software applications.