Sketch
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Sketch is a vector-based design tool for Mac with a focus on screen design. It’s used primarily by screen designers who create websites, icons, and user interfaces for desktop and mobile devices. For beginners and industry professionals alike, Sketch’s powerful and easy-to-use...
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Recent News
- Maoholguin published news article about SketchSketch finally introduces Smart Animate, improved hover transitions, and more
Sketch has released a major update, bringing in Smart Animate, one of the platform’s most requested...
- Maoholguin published news article about SketchSketch launches Version 100 with several new prototyping features and a redesigned web app
Sketch has unveiled version 100, introducing substantial upgrades to its prototyping functionalitie...
Recent activities
- POX added Sketch as alternative to Penpot Desktop
- Maoholguin added Sketch as alternative to Play Design
- POX added Sketch as alternative to SVG Gobbler
Comments and Reviews
Currently designing Android and iOS mobile apps in Sketch. Great community around this app too, tons of free content for templates online and has really help us design beautiful app interfaces.
With Figma around, Sketch is just an archaism, no point in using it anymore.
Sketch is a fantastic tool for creating mockups for my app in a fast and efficient way.
Prototype and easy application But you give me a quick question before I do evaluation as real designer I need more time Thanks
Great visual tool, that allows you to design great images, or website mock-ups with ease. Easy to learn and easy to use.
great alternative to tools from Adobe.
Once I needed to evaluate the interface of a product designed for Mac, and the previous user-testing platform which I’d been employing for a few months, failed to recruit testers in accordance with my criteria. I looked at many different tools, including Sketch, but since I just needed a reliable user-testing platform, I chose Teston - a great tool with some very advanced features. First of all it’s localised, so it can find the top-notch testers for your project anywhere in the world. Additionally, it’s very easy to use and you can receive the feedback within hours. I believe Teston could become a great compliment to Sketch for qualitative user-testing research on any web-based product at any stage of its development.