I was designing website and app prototypes using Sketch. It allows me to create a responsive design with ease. I can also design nice graphics inside of the program; it makes awesome prototypes. I love the prototyping UI. It looks really nice and I create awesome stuff with it. It's great for my presentations. I have to show and explain working prototypes to clients and developers. This UI is great because it is very smooth and works well. When our developers were designing mock-ups, there was always a back and forth with the design team. Switching to Sketch helped us reduce the back and forth.

It’s the OG design software. The UI is clean, it’s easy to use, and it’s a great tool for designing software products.

I love Sketch for its simplicity and lightweight feel, making it my go-to editor for vector images. Even though I'm not really an artist or designer, using Sketch is a breeze compared to Figma. I started using Sketch as a replacement for Fireworks, and I’ve stuck with it because it fits my needs perfectly. I appreciate how easy it is to access the basic tools for tasks like light raster image editing, editing SVGs, and recoloring things. Everything I need is extremely easy to access, which makes my workflow very efficient.