To Sketch or Not to Sketch? Design Process.
A designer typically has a long stream of projects, each demanding innovative and imaginative solutions. How to keep up and keep sane? You need a balanced approach. Traditionally, there’s a distinction between UX and UI. UX is all about collecting data about the brand, product, client, designing the user interface, and is generally a process totally aligned with rational, left-brain activity. Here
Create UI flows using Sketch and Framer
“Slide in right” is one of the pre-made transitions you can use to kickstart your Framer project Framer is a prototyping tool known for its great capabilities when it comes to designing micro-interactions. You can easily prototype gestures, animations and logic in ways that are hard to achieve in other tools. However, putting these micro-interactions into context is often harder than it should be.
Quick and Easy Presentation in Sketch
What are the tools you used for presentation? You might be thinking about Powerpoint or Keynote, or maybe Google Slides. If you’re a Sketch user, most probably is that you will to export your designs and then import to the tools mentioned. However, after preparing a few presentations myself, I find this workflow frustrating. The loose integration between the design tool and the presentation tool i
Sketch Workflow — Atomic Symbols
Sketch released a huge update with the way symbols are handled in 3.7. While I believe symbols still have a long way to go. Nested symbols have opened up new possibilities, and have me rethinking my current workflow. Thinking like a developerI’m not going to debate whether you should code or not, but we can learn a lot from developers. And unless you are just making dribbble shots, you are going t
Creating Patterns In Sketch
In this tutorial, we’re going to go over the basics of creating a geometric, or repeating, pattern. With Sketch’s ability to create tiled fills in shapes, the geometric patterns we create can take up any amount of space, and create a seamless fill in any type of shape — whether it be a circle, a square, or an irregular polygon. PART ONE : CREATING A BASIC PATTERNTo start, we’ll create a basic non-
UPDATE: Sketch has vastly improved Symbols and this article is no longer relevant.
UPDATE: Sketch has vastly improved Symbols and this article is no longer relevant. This article was very relevant about a year ago and is still worth a quick glance to help you appreciate the concept and power of (nested) symbols. Nesting Symbols Like a Boss10x-ing your productivity with Sketch 3.7’s new featuresSketch gave us symbols in version 3. But Sketch 3.7’s nested symbols is the crowning o
Sketch 3.7 and New Symbols
Sketch 3.7 is an important update for Sketch. It introduces an all new version of Symbols and we can’t wait to hear what you think of them. In short, much requested features like nesting and image exclusions are now possible. We’ve worked long and hard on this, and so we’d like to share a bit of the story behind it. This update to Symbols is the first of many to come in the near future. We loved o
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