Thanks for responding to all the questions earnestly and congratulations to the entire team for building an excellent product.
Having read all the questions and your responses I am curious about a few things and maybe these are bigger questions than can be answered on this forum but here goes:
Given the success of Sketch, especially in the face of so many competitors, what do you think are the reasons behind its popularity?
Being a designer I am biased to think that its because of the enhanced user experience and superior speed of getting things done, which leads me to the next question:
Aside from utilizing the user centered design process (I am guessing), were there any design principles that helped your team stay focused and guided you to make the inevitable trade-offs?
and finally
Could you share a few lessons learned while designing a design tool?
Hey Christopher!
Thanks for responding to all the questions earnestly and congratulations to the entire team for building an excellent product.
Having read all the questions and your responses I am curious about a few things and maybe these are bigger questions than can be answered on this forum but here goes:
Given the success of Sketch, especially in the face of so many competitors, what do you think are the reasons behind its popularity?
Being a designer I am biased to think that its because of the enhanced user experience and superior speed of getting things done, which leads me to the next question:
Aside from utilizing the user centered design process (I am guessing), were there any design principles that helped your team stay focused and guided you to make the inevitable trade-offs?
and finally
Could you share a few lessons learned while designing a design tool?