While it’s hard to believe it’s already February, there’s still time to note this year’s highly anticipated design trends. Our smartphones, wearables, and computers have greater processing power than ever before, and 2019 is the year we’ll see designers leverage that power in some really interesting ways.
Facebook’s React is certainly not lacking in popularity. According to The State of JavaScript 2017, nearly 60% of surveyed developers had not only used React for a project, but said they would definitely use it again; no other listed framework came close to that level of loyalty.
Home bartending enthusiasts can master the art of making cocktails from a trusted library of historic recipes with the release of Mr. Boston Drinks, the Sazerac Company’s free app for iOS and Android.
We recently delved into Sketch, one of the most utilized tools for UI/UX design, by creating a sample app to illustrate how it compares to other platforms. Today, I’m looking at Figma and Adobe XD as we continue debating the pros and cons of these leading design apps.
For today’s UI/UX designers, one of the most utilized tools for working on a Mac is Sketch . Released in late 2010, it made a big splash in the design community, challenging the status quo and the prior go-to application for any design-related projects: Photoshop.
Author: Ro Dixon