Missed what we’ve been doing recently? Let’s get you up to speed…
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Here at Sketch, we’re super proud to be an independent design tool — just as we’ve been for the last 12 years. And in those years, we’ve seen a lot of change in the industry — and more design trends than you can shake a realistically-rendered leather icon at.
And listen, we understand that in those years some of you have moved on to other tools. But rest assured — we’ve been moving forward too.
We’ve supercharged our developer handoff tools in the browser, and added Color Tokens to help design and development work together more easily. And next week, the web app will get even better with the release of on-Canvas commenting, with a Mac app update following soon after. Oh, and did we mention our all-new iPhone app? It’s perfect for testing your work in context.
Listen, we understand that in those years some of you have moved on to other tools. But rest assured — we’ve been moving forward too.
Yeah, we’ve been busy 🚀 Want to see more of what we’ve been working on recently? Take a look at our What’s New page.
It’s a great time to use Sketch
What we’re saying is — we’re still here, and we’ve got a ton of great features you’ll love, especially if you haven’t opened the Mac app for a while.
Want to give it a try? You can sign up for free right now, set up your Workspace in seconds, and get started in the Mac app — even if you’ve had a trial in the past. We promise you won’t regret it.
Oh, and if you’re new to Sketch, or design in general, why not take our free Sketch 101 course? It’s got everything you need to get started, plus some design tips from our expert, Joseph Todaro. Here’s a little glimpse of what you can expect — and what Sketch is as a platform today.
Like we said — there’s never been a better time to use Sketch 😉
In our second Behind the feature post, Paulo and Torsten take us through how they tackled some of Smart Layout’s biggest issues and took the feature a big step forward.
In the first installment of a three-part series, Product Manager Paulo Pereira and Mac Developer Torsten Radtke look at the history of Smart Layout in Sketch — and what we planned to do with it.
