Sketch is a vector graphics editor and digital design tool for Mac computers, developed by Bohemian Coding. It is primarily used by designers to create user interfaces, websites, and mobile applications.
Some key features of Sketch include:
- Vector editing: Sketch is a vector-based application, which means that all graphics and designs created in Sketch are based on mathematical equations, allowing for easy scaling and resolution independence.
- Symbols: Sketch allows designers to create reusable design elements, called symbols, which can be used across multiple artboards and pages. This feature helps to maintain consistency and saves time.
- Libraries: Sketch supports the creation of design libraries that can be shared between multiple Sketch files, making it easy to maintain consistency across different projects.
- Plugins: Sketch has a large and active plugin community, providing additional features and functionality to the app. These plugins can help streamline workflows and automate repetitive tasks.
Sketch is widely used by UX/UI designers, product designers, and digital designers due to its focus on digital design and interface creation. It is available as a paid app for Mac computers through the Sketch website.
Website: https://www.sketch.com/