“Compared to Photoshop, sorting all your documents and making revisions on Sketch is much easier,” he begins. Rory Berry, creative director at Superrb (opens in new tab), made the switch to Sketch a few years ago, and highly recommends it. Sketch was built especially for making websites and apps so there are no unnecessary features cluttering your interface and it's faster and more efficient than software that has a broader scope. Sketch has replaced Photoshop as the UI design tool of choice for many web designers (Image credit: Bohemian Coding) (opens in new tab)īohemian Coding's Sketch (opens in new tab) is one of the most widely-used web design platforms it's a highly powerful vector-based tool for building interfaces and prototypes in a collaborative way. This timesaver gives you space to think so much more about your design. To top that, you can stop thinking about creating numerous artboards for multiple devices – Studio's layout engine will adjust your design to any screen automatically. Clients will then be able to comment right onto the design. You can view your project on its intended platform – a great way to explore and test your design. When you’re all done, export your prototypes through InVision and invite people to collaborate. On top of that, you can create these custom animations and transitions from a number of gestures and interactions like swiping, clicking, and hovering. InVision Studio works the rest out for you. Simply figure out how you want to your UI to look at the start of its transition, and then design the end result. Rapid prototyping will allow you to create complex and imaginative transitions, enabling you to really achieve the level of animation you desire. However, Studio’s power lies in the prototyping department, especially if your design involves animation. If you’re already using InVision with tools like Sketch, there’s quite a bit of crossover in features.

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