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Tangentially related, but if any of you work with designers or are yourselves designers, please give Figma a try. It is identical to Sketch in so many ways, bet
by ralusek 9y ago
Tangentially related, but if any of you work with designers or are yourselves designers, please give Figma a try. It is identical to Sketch in so many ways, better in some others (particularly editing vectors and dealing with nested "symbols" or other components), and only falls behind in a few areas. If any of you have had to deal with the nightmare of keeping your design files in sync between designers forgetting to push changes to dropbox or InVision, or multiple designers working together and having their changes fall out of sync, the ability to edit and view the same document together cannot be overstated.
- blub 9y agoSketch keeps working after the subscription expires. Affinity is pay once, use as long as you want. It looks like Figma is a SaaS. Might as well pay for Adobe if one wants to give up even the meagre amount of ownership they had over their software.
- Dowwie 9y agoAre you related to the company?
- kajecounterhack 9y agoI'm not but +1 to their comment. Good tools are good.
- carmeldea 9y agoHe's not related to Figma.
- ralusek 9y agoNo relation, I just really like it.
- danenania 9y agoCan Figma import/edit .sketch files?
- ralusek 9y agoYes it can import them, but not export back.
- Scarbutt 9y agoIt is identical to Sketch in so many ways, better in some others Is there anything you miss from sketch? what do you think sketch does better?
- ralusek 9y agoSketch has good plugins, like Craft. Figma only just introduced an analogous concept, so if you rely heavily on any you might miss it.