External Review References
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Sketch Reviews
Why Adobe XD is better than Sketch.
If you’re the type of designer who works with templates and modules and wants to quickly create webpages that look the same, by all means Sketch is for you: symbols, font styles, plugins like Abstract… are fantastic for efficiency. But if you’re the type of designer who wants to push the limits of design, create truly immersive experiences and build something unique, Sketch...
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blog.prototypr.io
11 Best Prototyping Tools For UI/UX Designers — How To Choose The Right One?
WebSketch is similar to Photoshop in many ways, allowing you to edit and manipulate photos. Sketch’s Vector shapes easily adapt to changing styles, sizes, and layouts, allowing you to avoid a lot of painful hand-tweaking. Sketch’s fully vector-based workflow makes it easy to create beautiful and high-quality artwork from start to finish. In UI design, repeating elements is...
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medium.theuxblog.com
The 9 best alternatives to Photoshop
It has a pleasingly simple UI and has many features similar to that of Photoshop and Illustrator, including layers, gradients, colour picker and style presets. Its popularity means there are also plenty of community-created Sketch plugins you can use to extend its functionality.
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www.creativebloq.com
Figma Vs. Sketch
06/29/19: There are several design system creation tools that work with both Sketch and Figma now. Check out Abstract and Zeroheight for examples. Both companies are pushing to make their tools work as a part of your design system, I still contend that Figma does it better because of the real-time nature of the app. Bohemian Coding is working on Sketch for Teams, which...
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medium.com
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