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You can build prototypes to test and polish UX of your designs before sending them to development.
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Prototyping is based on artboards. If you are planning to add prototyping to your project, *the use of artboards is a must*.
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Prototyping is based on artboards. If you are planning to add prototyping to your project, **the use of artboards is a must**.
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The easiest way to create a prototype is to add a link between two artboards. The procedure is as follows:
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2. In the Inspector panel, click + in the **Prototyping** section. A prototyping link appears.
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3. Point the cursor over the second artboard and click to set the link. To define the target artboard you can also use the **Target** dropdown list in the **Prototyping** section (see the demo below).
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That's it. A primitive prototype is ready. To make it a bit more usable, we will repeat the above steps and create a control that will return the user from Artboard 1 to Artboard 2.
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That's it. A primitive prototype is ready. To make it a bit more usable, we will repeat the above steps and create a control that will return the user from Artboard 1 to Artboard 2 (see the demo in the next subsection).
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## Previewing prototypes
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