Framework Design: using Sketch to meet client briefs, from ideation to handoff
“By having all the information in one place, our development team can export the bits they need, as and when they need them”
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Welcome to Workspaces: Making developer handoff work for everyone
Ready for the next stage of the design process? Here’s how Sketch makes developer handoff simple — without third-party tools
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Behind the scenes: How we made the Sketch 2021 video
See how our team evolved a simple idea into an beautiful animation (and some of the concepts that didn’t make the cut)
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Welcome to Workspaces: Getting feedback and testing your designs
Get useful, organized feedback on your designs and prototypes at every stage of the design process
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Welcome to Workspaces: Sharing your work
Invite the right people to your work at the right time, and get everyone on the same page
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Deep Dive: Create organized data sets and apply them to your designs fast with Linked Data
Make your work more representative and inclusive by adding structured JSON data sets to your designs using Linked Data
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Welcome to Workspaces: Managing roles and permissions
Take control of your documents with Workspace and document-level permissions
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New in Sketch: Improvements and bug fixes
Version 73 of the Mac app is out now. With this update, we’ve focused on bug fixes and quality-of-life improvements to make the whole Sketch experience even better. You’ll notice a few of these in the Documents window in particular, where you can now drag document thumbnails to and from Projects within your Workspace.
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Welcome to Workspaces: Staying in sync
Keep everyone in the loop with starred updates, Libraries and a full version history
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Welcome to Workspaces: Organizing your Sketch documents
Use Projects, My Drafts and Search to keep your Workspace organized
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Reflecting on the WWDC 2021 keynote
What Apple’s latest announcements mean for Apple users — and for Sketch
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New in Sketch: Share your documents in My Drafts
Last month, we introduced My Drafts — a place to store private documents in your Workspace. Now, you can share individual documents in My Drafts with specific people using that document’s share settings.
Sharing documents in My Drafts is a great way to give your work a smaller audience without needing to share it with everyone in your Workspace. It’s perfect for those new ideas, side projects, and secret plans to take over the world.
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Chip in: Improving our render farm with M1 Macs
How Apple’s latest processors are improving the Sketch experience for everyone
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Sketch: in 2021 and beyond
Today we’re excited to share some big updates to the Sketch platform. Here’s where we’re at, and where we’re headed next.
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New in Sketch: real-time collaboration, performance improvements, new Data controls and more
With version 72 of the Mac app, we’re including a whole host of rendering and performance improvements. Many of them are subtle, but they all add up to a better experience — you should notice that things feel more responsive when moving Symbols and Nested Symbols around the Canvas, during exports, and when saving documents to your Workspace.
Elsewhere, we’ve added a new option to choose whether Data you insert into your designs is random or sequential. Plus, we’ve added support for nested data within Linked Data (JSON) sources — which will appear in a group when you add it to your Canvas.
You’ll also find some nifty new shortcuts for aligning layers. ⌃ + ⌘ + ↑↓←→ now align layers left, right, top or bottom. ⌃ + ⌘ + V or ⌃ + ⌘ + H align layers vertically or horizontally. Add the ⌥ modifier to any of those shortcuts to align layers within an Artboard.
Finally, after quietly launching real-time collaboration a few weeks ago for customers with a Teams subscription, it’s now available for everyone who wants it. Now you can invite others into Sketch documents and edit alongside them in real-time. Find out more in our Getting Started Guide.