FAQ About Sketch Services.

Sketch is a popular design tool used for creating user interfaces (UI), websites, icons, and vector graphics. It is widely used by UX/UI designers for prototyping and designing digital products.

No, Sketch is currently only available for macOS. However, you can use Sketch Cloud to share designs and collaborate with team members who use other platforms.

Yes, Sketch offers real-time collaboration tools through Sketch Cloud, allowing multiple team members to view, comment, and work on the same project simultaneously.

Yes, Sketch includes built-in prototyping features, allowing you to create interactive and clickable prototypes directly within the design tool without needing third-party software.

Yes, Sketch allows you to export designs in various formats, including PNG, JPEG, SVG, and PDF. You can also export assets optimized for different screen sizes and resolutions.

Sketch Cloud is an online service that allows designers to share, collaborate, and provide feedback on designs. You can use it to view designs, add comments, and download assets from anywhere.

Yes, Sketch integrates with many popular tools such as InVision, Zeplin, Abstract, and Proto.io, allowing for seamless handoff and collaboration between design and development teams.

Yes, Sketch is widely used for designing web and mobile app interfaces. It has features specifically tailored for responsive design, including artboards, grids, and pixel-perfect precision.

Sketch uses the .sketch file format for saving design projects. This format can only be opened using Sketch, but files can be exported to more commonly used formats for sharing and development.

Sketch allows you to create reusable design components called "Symbols." Symbols can be updated globally, helping you maintain consistency throughout your design project.