Keynote UX
Free stencils to make interactive prototypes and website wireframes in Apple Keynote
Download » or Fork it on github
5mb zip contains Keynote ’09 compatible stencils
So easy your mom can wireframe!
Keynote UX is a collection of free stencils that make Apple Keynote the fastest and easiest tool to create website wireframes and interactive prototypes.
- Over 70 hand made, scalable UI elements to use in your website wireframes and prototypes
- Clean look and feel. No rough edges!
- Create clickable PDFs in Keynote and navigate around like it’s the real site
- Community supported and improved (this is an experiment - would you like to help?)
Some of the UI stencils you'll find inside
Download Examples
This website
Why did I create these stencils?
I want to spend less time creating wireframes, and more time imagining new features. I built these for myself to quickly create clickable prototypes to send to clients.
I’m also inspired by projects people I know have done. Specifically John Resig (jQuery) and Paul Irish (HTML5 Boilerplate).
Free stuff is awesome, especially when it furthers a cause like improving the quality of websites on the internet.
Keynote UX lowers the bar so more people can create websites with a superior user experience. Use Keynote UX stencils as a base, and build your own on top.
I use the Keynote UX stencils every day in my job, and I hope you will too!
How to get started.
Don’t worry - it’s dead easy.
Get Started making Wireframes
- Download Keynote UX
- Unzip the file and open “Keynote UX”
- Drag the “Slides” handle down on the left hand side to show the master slides
- Use command-c to copy and command-v to paste from the templates into your slides.
Make Keynote UX a permanent theme
- Click “File” and then “Save Theme”
- Next time you start Keynote, look for “Keynote UX” in the list of themes in the Theme Chooser