UI2Go – The Mockup Maker

‍Found something I liked, I needed more, and I hope it helps you too 🙂

As a product manager and enthusiast , I was blown away by John Rush’s uigenerator.org, but I saw an opportunity to push the envelope. So I built UI2Go: a practical, lightning‑fast, and endlessly flexible tool stuffed with customizable dashboards and UI components. The goal is simple: help you spin up polished, professional mockups in seconds...No hassle, just results.

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Why UI2Go?

1. ⏱️ Speed Drag‑and‑drop widgets and watch a full dashboard materialise before your coffee cools.
2. 🎨 Deep CustomisationFlip between light & dark mode, tweak colour palettes with HEX precision, or pick a ready‑made theme.
3. 📱 Mobile + DesktopOne toggle swaps breakpoints and device frames so you can see exactly how things fit, everywhere.
4. 🧩 Widget BuffetPie, line, bar, Kanban, tasks, cards, revenue, budget—grab what you need, skip what you don’t.
5. 🔄 Real‑Time PreviewEvery tweak appears instantly, so you can iterate at full throttle.
6. 📤 Export‑ReadyOne click and you’ve got a crisp mockup for slide decks, client reviews, or your portfolio.

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Feature Highlights

✨ Widget Wonderland

• Charts: Bar, line, pie, donut, stock & more.
• Data Blocks: Cards, revenue, spending, budget.
• Workflow Tools: Tasks, Kanban, progress, analytics.

🌗 Theme Switcher

Toggle a single switch to preview every screen in light and dark mode—because night‑owls deserve good design too.

🖼 Device Frames

Show off your mockup inside an iPhone 13, a MacBook, or go frameless for a clean standalone shot.

🖌 Custom Colour Picker

Drop in a HEX code and UI2Go recolours the entire interface automatically—brand consistency in one move.

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Built For

• Designers who need a quick concept before diving into Figma or Sketch.
• Developers who want to demonstrate UI states without wiring up real data.
• Product Managers whipping up fast visuals for stakeholder buy‑in.
• Creators & Educators enriching tutorials, blog posts, and pitch decks.

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This is an example of a mockup I made using the custom dashboard with the Dark Mode Feature:

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