Prototypr Publisher
A minimal editor to publish design stories
Prototypr Publisher launched on September 23, 2020 with 205 votes, #108 of 3,898 launches that month and more than 95% of that year's launches. The site was still online in September 2026, 6 years on.
What it does
Prototypr publisher is an editor created for designers and coders to publish (or republish) articles on an open platform for anyone to read.
A new editor to publish design and development articles on the Prototypr open platform.
Prototypr publisher is an editor created for designers and coders to publish (or republish) articles on an open platform for anyone to read. " I finally decided to publish an article from my blog on Prototypr.io . I must admit that the whole process of writing is so smooth! I had the impression that it is even more convenient than Medium 😀 Great work!! " " I think publishing on Prototypr is a better way, it feels more native and gearing towards a curated community who love design. And Prototypr site looks super friendly and nice too! " "I learnt so much from the Prototypr content! We write to share our learnings and give back to the community. It's important for us in the design world to…from publish.prototypr.io
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