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App design tool which assists businesses of all sizes with vector editing, prototyping and collaboration.
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There are many features and enough complexity, but these are all hidden under its clean interface. And that's its best feature, since it makes design easy and accessible.
Creating a symbol also no longer sends to symbol page as default which is annoying. Images are one of the biggest bug bares.
This is just an amazing product. As a designer, it simplified my life, and the speed at which it works is amazing.
It's really frustrating that you cannot compare the changes what you made.
For years, Sketch was the "default" vector-based application when talking about designing interfaces. The software quality and attention to details is superb.
Another thing that is a bit annoying the the price of Sketch. It costs 99 USD each year but this is only for one Mac computer, meaning you will have to purchase more licenses for multiple computers.
You can create animations and lots more with this wonderful graphic design tool. The great part about the app is that it enables you to create stunning mockups that your customers want to see first.
The following features that I don't like most in Sketch are. Missing cloud storage feature.
I love how the quality is. I literally have tried a tons of waiting apps and so far Procreate is the best one.
The only bad thing is that you need to buy an Apple Pencil or any alternative, because without that it's very hard to use.
It is wonderful how easy it is to start drawing with Procreate. One does need any tutorial or Help menu.
Could be a little bit beefier with more filters and manipulation.
Procreate is super easy and intuitive to use. And the price is very affordable compare with other drawing/imaging editing software.
Not detrimental but, it consumes more battery power than expected. Due to it's palm rejection features coupled with my screen protector, it doesn't respond to finger gestures sometimes.
Most other drawing apps require monthly subscriptions. Thus, my favorite thing about this software is the low price for the fantastic features.
There is a learning curve if you've never used this type of software (obviously) and it's easy to get frustrated at first until you figure things out.
Matt: My name is Matt. I'm a co-founder at a real estate company, and I give Sketch four out of five stars. For more reviews like this, click below. Before Sketch, I was using Envision. I decided to switch to Sketch because Envision felt like it was lacking features, and the browser functionality wasn't as smooth as Sketch's native functionality on macOS. I chose Sketch because it was a more powerful platform, had a lot more tools, and had a really wide community adoption. Sketch was easy to get started with. It's just as easy as downloading an app. The only thing that was a little bit more challenging was that there's a bit of a learning curve, because Sketch is different from other tools, and so, just had to figure out how the tool itself worked. Sketch is a really powerful tool I recommend to a lot of people, especially if you're on only macOS, and you don't have to work with other teams. Sketch is great, and Sketch is also great if you've got legacy Sketch files that you're also working with, too.
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