almost 6 years ago from Chris Lüders, Freelance UX Designer
According to this article about AI automatisation of design work, I want to ask you: Which smart and time saving design tools or plugins do you use? The best and smartest tool I know is the autolayout plugin for Sketch. Please name us your favourites!
Figma. Almost everything is in there and it runs in the browser. Normally I'd just give the live link to the client and gather feedback on the spot.
Came in here to say AutoLayout is a present from the heavens
Does it work well with updates or do you usually hold off until its supported?
Usually hold off updating Sketch due to bad past experiences, but the Autolayout plugin is usually updated nicely since the Anima guys are solid
That's true, I am new in sketch and I saw how well it works. I am gonna give it try and I personally like craft plugin by invision as well as User flow plugin too.
My absolute essentials are:
I have a bunch of others that I use, but those three I use constantly.
But if you're interested in seeing what else I've installed and kept, here.
The automate sketch plugin is new for me. amazing!!
I had written something about this a while back.
Take a look at my current favorite three sketch plugins I use: http://ryanquintal.com/blog/2018/my-three-favorite-sketch-plugins
I'd say the Craft plugin for Sketch (made by Invision). We do a lot of prototyping with Invision so this makes it really easy to keep everything up-to-date.
It also has some cool duplication and content features, too, like being able to import JSON. That was something that was particularly useful in a recent project.
Personally, I use Marvell + Photoshop when creating a high fidelity prototype which includes interactions and animations (gifs)
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