Mouse over and out to toggle between the active and inactive state. Click to select the active state, click again to deselect. Showcases the power of containers in Proto.io. Each emoji is converted into a container (through the right-click menu). The individual emoji containers have two states: selected and deselected. The parent container contains all the emoji containers. This parent container has 6 states: non-selected, and the active state for each emoji (5). The click/tap trigger changes the both the individual emoji state, and respective parent container state to the active emoji. Easily change the emojis to any other one you choose while maintaining all the interactions. Make sure to click into each individual emoji container and double-click the current emoji and replace the image with the new one from the asset library. Replacing the image by double-clicking the existing one preserves the grayscale in the deselected state. Enjoy!

"No where To Go: Another Reality" is an app that will let you escape reality and will let you build your own world by using the features that the app have. The user will be able to become the designer, and they can navigate and see other people worlds. This prototype was done for a project in Graphic design major, Virginia Commonwealth University School of the Arts in Qatar.

Showing a random image each time a button is pressed. Project was created using Variables and States

A tribute to Giannis Antetokounmpo by using some smooth state transitions in Proto and the "Finding Giannis" video by TNT. Wallpaper by https://lleytonjackson.weebly.com/ Youtube Video: "Finding Giannis" by NBA on TNT https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HrCU305tzmM

Form validation using variables and states

Here is an example of a scrollable data table with vertical and horizontal scroll and a fixed header. Data design: https://www.sketchappsources.com/free-source/3706-datatable-with-horizontal-scroll-sketch-freebie-resource.html

2 types of modals / popup examples