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Not a designer myself, but at our company Sketch is not an option because (afaik) Sketch files are not editable on anything else than macOS. So Figma it is.
by scrollaway 9y ago
Not a designer myself, but at our company Sketch is not an option because (afaik) Sketch files are not editable on anything else than macOS. So Figma it is.
- jdhn 9y agoInteresting, we have a Sketch to Invision workflow that works pretty well for devs who aren’t on Macs. The biggest turnoff for me regarding Figma is the fact that you need to have access to the web in order to use it. With Sketch, I can use it as long as my laptop has power. This is great if you have to do work in planes or hotels that have sketchy WiFi.
- izuchukwu 9y agoWhile not the full experience, Figma does work offline for already-imported files if you use their desktop client. https://help.figma.com/faqs/offline-mode https://help.figma.com/faqs/offline-mode
- cryodesign 9y agoYou can edit Sketch files on Windows, using the Lunacy app[0]. It's not full featured yet. https://icons8.com/lunacy https://icons8.com/lunacy
- zawerf 9y agoI was really impressed (but initially skeptical) when I saw that their webapp is built with C++ and compiled for the web. Pretty cool to see their crossplatform efforts paid off: https://blog.figma.com/building-a-professional-design-tool-on-the-web-6332ed4f1fcc https://blog.figma.com/building-a-professional-design-tool-o...
- scrollaway 9y agoWoah, emscripten in production. Yeah, color me impressed as well.