Accessible design: in conversation with Cluse developer Yana Gevorgyan
“It’s our moral responsibility as designers to create products that everyone can use”
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Sketch 66 is here!
Sketch 66 is here! With this release, we’ve we’ve made it easier to see light and dark Symbol previews in the Components Panel and Menu by giving them a contrasting background. Plus, we’ve worked hard to speed up your workflow by making the Mac app faster and more reliable. For now, that means improvements when working with very complex docs — but we have plenty more to come 💪
We’ve also made uploading large Cloud docs more reliable over slow connections. Which should mean no more errors when you’re certain you’re online. And we’ve squashed a few particularly problematic bugs. You can find out more at the links below.
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Prototyping improvements and a new way to export assets directly from Cloud — what’s new in Sketch?
This month, we’re introducing the option to export assets directly from Cloud and bringing a new Prototyping feature to the Mac app.
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Documenting the humane design movement
How designer, writer and digital creator Jon Yablonski used Sketch to turn his own daily reflections on humane design into a resource that everyone can benefit from.
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Tints, a new Components Menu and more — what’s new in Sketch?
This month, we’re introducing Tints, a redesigned Components menu, and some big improvements to search in the Mac app. We’re also making layer selection more powerful in Cloud Inspector.
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Our plans for Cloud in 2020
Here’s how we’re making Cloud the best place for collaboration — for solo designers and growing teams—in 2020 and beyond.
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Faster Cloud uploads, improvements, fixes, and ending support for macOS 10.13 — New in Sketch 63
With this release, we’re focussing on small but important improvements and fixes, and making an important change to system requirements.
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Introducing Cloud Inspector — free developer handoff in the browser
Today we’re launching Cloud Inspector in beta and bringing developer to Sketch for free. Here’s what’s in the beta and what’s coming next.
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A new Smart Layout control, a better way to save and more — what’s new in Sketch?
After an exciting end to 2019, we’re kicking off the year with an update to the Mac app. Here’s what’s new in Sketch 62…
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What’s next for Sketch in 2020?
As 2019 comes to a close, we thought it was about time to reflect on an incredible year for us, and give you a sneak preview of some of what we have in store for 2020.
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Diabetes by design
How Alex Durussel-Baker turned her diagnosis into an opportunity to raise awareness of type 1 diabetes.
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Sketch 60 — your design system starts here
Today’s update makes it easier to work together, and speed up the process of creating, sharing, using and maintaining design systems.
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Variable Fonts, improved OpenType support, and a new Data plugin — What’s new in Sketch?
Get more font flexibility in your projects and power up your designs with free access to over one million photos from Pexels
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From Sketch to Screen — how Blake Stevenson created our Ambassador art print
Go behind the scenes and see how Blake illustrated and produced our beautiful Ambassadors’ posters — all in Sketch
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Smart Layout, a new Welcome Window and Projects on the Mac and Cloud — What’s new in Sketch?
While we’re working hard on the next big Sketch for Teams features, we also wanted to share some equally important updates to the Mac app!