Sketch vs Figma - Why I switched!

[@captainserkan1821]

Love love love Figma! Made me fall in love with design again!

[@aaronvarga5496]

I just made this switch as well. Love to hear your perspectives on this switch. This is very insightful. Thank you for sharing! ❤️

[@DaneSWilson]

A big thing I miss with Figma is the plugin support, Sketch just has such a great community who contribute awesome plugins.

[@uroborosjose6572]

do your own

[@seeithappen1]

@@uroborosjose6572 do your own ha ha dumb fool that is just losing time with reinventing wheels that already exist in sketch library

[@iancuaresma]

Your tutorials are appreciated. You explain everytNice tutorialng so simply and show the fundantals of producing. Many people and myself thank

[@Jonesrful]

Been jamming on Figma for a while. Really enjoy it, love their dedication to collaboration across teams and clients. Also, the fact I don't have to worry about saving files is so fresh.

[@charlimarieTV]

yes and I like their dedication to improving design in general! A friend of mine is currently working on a design education course at Figma which they'll be putting out for free. so cool!!

[@Jonesrful]

CharliMarieTV no way!? That's super cool, definitely digging their growing community.

[@DesignGal]

Figma has been looking better and better these days! Thanks for the detailed comparison, I didn't know about some of those features.

[@taylordunham1279]

This is crazy helpful, Charli! I am actually still learning sketch (hello 10+ years of the adobe suite!). But I have a last minute project starting this week and just found out I'll have to jump into Figma for the collaboration. You've eased my fears immensely! Thank you!!

[@InglesDraws]

Switched a year ago. No regrets. It's by no means a perfect solution, but I'm being more impressed by Figma with each update.

[@charlimarieTV]

right? I love the team too! They're great people.

[@InglesDraws]

There's another thing I love that you didn't mention (or at least didn't mention directly): the native presentation feature... It replaced Invision in my workflow. Speaking of Invision, their Studio app also looks great!

[@BrianRevie]

I had no idea this was a thing! Thank you for your kind, concise review, I have long used Sketch but Figma seems far more intuitive.

[@sharonpothan9334]

Been using Sketch for a while now but seeing that Figma is free & collaboration friendly- I’m sold!

[@kristinalawson2252]

Thank you so much for the info. My team is thinking of moving to Figma and hearing about the collaboration ease with Figma is the biggest pro for us.

[@DanielDogeanu]

Just switched from Photoshop to Figma and I already like it. Oh, and I'm on Windows!

[@mattward7168]

I love Figma, I've just started making speed art videos using it. I'm learning new awesome features everyday and it's great.

[@jayehernandez3945]

And now, you’re powered by Figma! Congrats Charli :)

[@Kuwandi]

I believe Invision is the go to for sketch, when it comes to collaborative mode

[@levikiddd]

Miron Swyst can i use invision with figma

[@attilabodi826]

every dev i worked w hates Invision

[@robertocoladomenico5426]

what does she mean to present the design in invision? Hi 3y after

[@ayanbanerjee4119]

I have been a designer since 2 years and I just love Figma It’s Free, No system limitations,Easy to collaborate and share , plug-ins are handy if we want some extra features

[@ocubex]

To start with, just the fact Sketch is Mac only is a no no for me (and yes I have a mac), its just silly to make a creative tool platform dependent... Great review.

[@messagedeleted3526]

No it’s not. You have XD and Invision. Common now.

[@FOT2010]

Only subpar designers use a Windows PC platform

[@nobytes2]

@@FOT2010 Get over yourself you can perfectly be a designer on Windows. You're overpaying for a mac anyways.

[@FOT2010]

Constructive Bytes not when the Company pays for them 🤫💀

[@flyleelee5351]

Exactly

[@yassirettayki2362]

You've actually got so quality stuff on your channel. Keep that up man!

[@heikoyeh]

I'd say that collab aspect is the biggest selling point, I love that too!! However, I just somehow love it more to have it as a desktop software rather than web-based. Let's see what the future brings, I mean I would love to have a web-version of Sketch :P

[@whonoms]

My new job starts tomorrow and the team uses Figma, so thank you for your VERY helpful videos. They make me feel more confident about the transition, so thank you!

[@charlimarieTV]

You’re so welcome Peter! Did you see my Figma 101 video? You’ll be able to get the hang of Figma very quickly I’m sure!

[@whonoms]

@@charlimarieTV I did! I went down a rabbit hole of watching multiple of your videos. ALL very helpful! Truly appreciate your channel!

[@mustaphaamraoui2922]

from a UI/UX designer perspective, the tools I use are depending on the clients, some of them want a .psd, others .xd or .sketch. but usually, I use sketch (if I have to choose), I have all the shortcuts set on my gaming mouse and it super fast and straightforward. I start using xd too for the new prototyping tools (auto-animate etc). I never tried Figma and it's the occasion to do so, thx for the video

[@NSEYA01]

Why would you allow clients to dictate to you to use Photoshop for UI design

[@craftybit]

Hi! Thank you for your awesome videos, been marathoning them since I found you a couple of weeks ago :) I’m a fullstack developer that wants to get more into designing and your videos have given me so much good information. Thanks! And keep up the good work!

[@charlimarieTV]

That’s so nice to hear! Thank you!

[@Ramtin_Deghat]

didn't knew about figma, ty!! and just a video suggestion, it would be really cool if you made a crash course on developing a ui/ux for a responsive portfolio website as a means to teach all the basics of a ui/ux development software like figma or adobe XD . you know like those 1 hour web development crashcourses on youtube that traversy media or tutorials that derek banas uploads.

[@charlimarieTV]

Figma isn’t a web dev tool, it’s a design tool. Would you be interested in seeing me design in figma and then develop in Webflow? Cos that’s what I’m planning at the moment!

[@Ramtin_Deghat]

sure, that would be really awesome!!

[@BrianLandis]

I would look forward to that kind of video!

[@abesilva]

I am not a designer or anything but I really enjoy your videos. I working as a Community Manager at a Marketing agency here in Panama City, Panama and more than once I have seen you videos pop up on the screens in the graphic design department.

[@Nico-te6ts]

In the last few months I started giving Sketch a try and so far it is going well so I will give Figma a try as well. Thank you for the video P.S I also found your video about Sketch 101 useful.

[@spectrumwarrior9560]

I am currently going through Bethel tech for Ui/ux design and had to share your channel with my fellow students because you are awesome! Love the content! SO helpful!

[@marisabelguevara4837]

I was using adobe XD and i love it, but all my team is using figma and i have to adapt to it. I continue prefering adobe xd, but i need to follow the company rules. MEH

[@Eva-dh1hy]

Marisabel Guevara can i contact with you via email?

[@ericbrearley]

I’m so glad you‘re finding Figma so great! I recommend putting in some effort in becoming comfortable with components. Component instance swapping spreading consistency across easy across larger larger projects. Not to mention how well building designs with components line up with developers building the webpages with components :) Plus the team styles and component library is an absolute godsend!

[@charlimarieTV]

Yes I only used symbols for navigation in sketch, so I know it’s something I could utilise more!

[@HelderCervantes]

Tried both, fell in love with Affinity Designer

[@radekpiekny2837]

Perhaps I am missing something but that is completely different tool mostly for vector graphics..Also I really hate when affinity does not allow you to control position of path node handlers and exports all kinds of bullshiet to svg along with the code. I am not sure if other tools are better at that though

[@HelderCervantes]

@@radekpiekny2837 in my experience the SVG export has been pretty neat. I've even used the markup directly on pages to control colours and whatnot. The only annoying problem I find is that sometimes converting a stroke to fill doesn't output an accurate shape. I've been using it mostly for webdesign, occasionally designing a logo, and find it way more agile and easy to use than Figma or Sketch.

[@radekpiekny2837]

@@HelderCervantes Stroke is one of those things that converts to path instead of just well...stroke. So the file gets messy and big. At least that was known bug last time I checked. It is of coarse possible that I am doing something wrong but I did try follow 2 tutorials and with the same results. Way too many nodes, handlres and others stuff that takes majorify of a file. But I have to say that other than these annoying things I like affinity a lot. And tablet version is awesome. But I like precision so until the handlers are fixed I cannot use the tool properly...:(

[@radekpiekny2837]

Oh when I said handler position I meant snap handle to grid...That is essential especially for web design I think. there was quite a discussion for that feature in affinity forum but the public relation dude from affinity could not even understand why it is needed...

[@chrisa7693u]

I’m constantly comparing new design tools to Sketch to see if there are better tools to switch to (usually related to a more fleshed out full process tool - Design/Prototype/Dev Handoff) so this was helpful but I wanted to note some things: #1 - Sketch has the same image fill functionality as Figma. You can paste an image in as a shape fill or a bitmap layer. #2 - Things like annoying hotkeys for layer arrangement can be changed by adjusting shortcuts if you want something else. #3 - Sketch does show shortcut keys shown in the toolbar menus.

[@charlimarieTV]

thanks for your notes! Perhaps I'm on an older version of sketch that doesn;t show the shortcut keys.

[@ouajbir]

Thank you Charli, I'm considering giving Figma a try

[@robkubala28]

XD is still king in my book, works directly with all your classic adobe programs and is in a monthly update schedule with features surpassing all competitors. I used to think it was limited until the last 3 months of updates. I would give it a try just to see if you like it more because it has a smoother workflow over sketch and figma. The next update should integrate plugins which will completely take over the industry. Just a heads up!

[@charlimarieTV]

In what way is it smoother? The reason I like Figma is because the workflow is very similar to Sketch, just lots of little things that make it better! If XD is quite a different workflow I don't think I'm interested in switching to it. I'd need to wait until I was at a point in my career where i could make the time to learn a completely new program, like I did with Sketch. Work is too busy these days for stuff like that!

[@robkubala28]

CharliMarieTV if you know illustrator and photoshop you will know XD. It’s the same hotkeys with more UI/UX design based features like symbols and responsive design capabilities. The time for you to learn XD would be extremely minimal in comparison to other programs if you consider XD’s familiar UI and it’s design process in relation to the other adobe programs you already know and love!

[@robkubala28]

CharliMarieTV another helpful tool that completely overtakes most programs is XD’s repeat grid tool, as a UI designer I use this daily! You can repeat objects/symbols with perfect spacing (a feature I have not seen implemented this smoothly in any other UI/UX design programs). You should watch a video on it because it’s life changing!

[@charlimarieTV]

Interesting! Thanks for the info :)

[@robkubala28]

CharliMarieTV no problem! Love your videos! I would love to see you review XD in the future or make a Figma vs XD series!

[@isabelgriffin1473]

Thank you for explaining these programs with clarity and demonstrations.

[@ZiusPlays]

Sketch plugin is the reason I still stay with sketch. Especially Sketch runner, super handy and productive

[@nickrichmond4547]

Super cogent, helpful and accessible review - thanks Charli

[@joshjen1129]

I’m actually in love with XD!

[@pascalterworth3964]

You mean the disability to vertical align text (No, I don't mean on the canvas, but in relation to their box-size)? The missing basic features like drop shadows, or even the ability to switch gradient colors quickly by dragging? There are SO many things that make working with XD such a pain in the a**. And this comes from a really forward seeing dude, who's seen it's development from the very early beta etc. Even when it wasn't out for public. There was such a lack of development, that I am just really dissapointed at this point. Sorry. No go.

[@ipixel777]

I love adobe XD. Excellent tool. With all the updates and features it will soon be the industry standard for most UX designers out there. Best off all its VERY easy to learn.

[@DannyBoy443]

I love sketch, but it's too analytical. The numbers are anxiety inducing too.

[@charlimarieTV]

interesting! i haven't noticed much difference between sketch and figma in terms of having numbers in the UI. they're all pretty necessary for measurements and font sizes etc!

[@pajamapoop]

I'm in the middle of a transition right now and trying out Figma (a bit late to the game but better late than never). This was really helpful and also pointing out certain things I haven't noticed yet, so thank youuuuuu, i appreciate this so much!

[@lucaszapico926]

Checked out Figma ages ago. Your video finally got me to sign up and give it a burn. Thanks for the analysis. Solid value.

[@charlimarieTV]

Rad! Hope you enjoy giving it a go

[@ZombieRofl]

Affinity software. Enough said.

[@ZombieRofl]

@LevanoDid you ever use Affinity software?

[@chickee2551]

You're a savior! I've been using Figma for 2+ years now and I haven't figured out a way to solve this 5:24 problem.

[@DavidThomasGrant]

What a fantastic and well explained video, thank you for this.

[@EssamSoft]

What about symbols?

[@go-duran]

Figma uses components, which are very good, and having a paid team license allows your team to share these (and keep them updated) between files. Their overrides are fantastic as well.

[@bchertel]

blog.figma.com/components-in-figma-e7e80fcf6fd2

[@EssamSoft]

thank you 🌷

[@poooooow]

That's one of the worst points of Figma. Almost a reason to not use figma. It's not very structured and you got no components/symbols art board, it's more like a 2 columns preview list.

[@poooooow]

If you create a symbol, it will be the master - symbol where you have created it.

[@mikesavoff]

Sketch does an amazing job for me especially since I'm not even a designer. I use it to create social media / blog images and I'm just starting to learn app design, but I find everything to be so intuitive in there that it feels like the app is doing it for you. ALTHOUGH, the one thing that makes it difficult for me to progress faster is that it's limited to Mac, so I think Figma really makes a lot of sense when it comes to learning design at home on the PC when I actually have the time for it and not being pressed by work/office deadlines. Thanks for the detailed review, really helped me know the next steps getting closer to maybe calling myself a designer one day. :)

[@charlimarieTV]

i think you'll find it really easy to switch over to using Figma from Sketch!

[@jackson20tb]

Sketch for me works well. Figma becomes slow when you have too many elements.

[@mijreed]

Yup!

[@lunatico981]

Ivan Sakoman Nope. Opposite actually.

[@jackson20tb]

@@lunatico981 I just said what I was experienced

[@lunatico981]

Ivan Sakoman do you use a desktop app?

[@jackson20tb]

@@lunatico981 OFC, I realized when many artboards are used, performance starts to drop and rendering become slower too. It's much better than it used to be but not optimal for me yet.

[@csebastian3]

Wow! Figma works on Linux too! Thank you for making this video.

[@gavinwebster8737]

This is a huge plus IMHO.

[@pastuh]

I used only photoshop time to switch :E Already finished Figma tutorials

[@uroborosjose6572]

photoshop sucks are you crazy or what

[@opensourcerer9927]

Uroboros Jose the comment is 1 year old lmao

[@zMacioz]

going to go make my first soft! My first soft!! Here I go! Wish luck.

[@MultiMudia]

I love Cigna, great tool and amazing for teaching in Africa where most people cannot afford Macs but at least have a PC with a chrome browser.

[@dmitryklimov9706]

Keyword Figma showed this video at the 1st position on the 1st search page in Google, I guess Bohemians consider you as the enemy of society after that 😆

[@mabdulazimfadil]

1,500 + views, 200+ likes; not a single dislike. I guess its obvious, GOOD JOB!

[@charlimarieTV]

Haha thanks!!

[@hssgsh]

I have never used PS / Any Adobe product for designing. Luckily, started with SketchApp and i am very happy with it. i am an UX/UI designer so i always try something new to make my workflow faster. i might try this Figma sooooon.

[@Ralphunreal]

I dislike figma since it's slow and not intuitive along with the issue you mentioned that the frame auto resizes the content in it. Sketch is still king and Adobe XD is right there with it, XD is pretty awesome and it's free.

[@charlimarieTV]

wow I find it SO much faster than Sketch personally!

Funny, my experience is different. When I first tried it, it was way faster and way more intuitive than any tools I've tried before. It still is. The frame issue isn't an issue unless I manually changed the constraints settings, which is intended behavior. 🤷🏻‍♂️

[@milesnorton356]

Does Adobe xd have collab tools?

[@sambuydens6418]

Never felt like Figma is slow. It has exceptional speed on my laptop. Especially compared to Sketch. The frame / group usage is very powerful once you get it. It's a bit odd at the start but very powerful when you get used to it.

[@kparavanes]

It depends on your net speed which is a requirement for Figma.

[@LeeVickers]

Many thanks for mentioning the Frame resize (with Command modifier key) that doesn't resize the Frame contents!

[@joideas5382]

Great tutorial! Super easy to understand!

[@go-duran]

Scaling frames doesn't necesarily scale your content unless you set your content as scale. You can use constraints to have it anchor to top, bottom, left, right, center, or scale and in many combinations of these, allowing your designs to scale up and down, which is great for testing different ranges within breakpoints and seeing where your designs could probably need a new one. I switched about 8 months ago from Photoshop, and switched my team to it a couple months back after using it for a while. There's a few features that are still missing, but will be awesome once they're here!

[@charlimarieTV]

I'd never purposefully set the the content to scale, it was just doing it anyway!

[@oserefemhenativie6681]

I'm also making the switch to Figma, from Photoshop though! Love the way Figma makes UI design features quickly accessible.

[@QodeMusic]

Did the same thing too. I absolutely love Figma now. I could never switch back. I still use photoshop for my artworks though, but I find it's a way better tool for making visual content than for designing UIs. Which are much more precise and senstive.

[@philipgreenwood3251]

Good stuff Only thought about design today Was going to build entire website offline then migrate site via FTP For me, the content creation is the core. I want to spend as little time as possible learning 10 million pieces of kit. Painful Anything that helps me focus on content creation rather than sidestepping somewhere else wins. Figma looks 👌

[@davenails]

I also switched to Figma and PC instead of Mac. Thank you for sharing your thoughts on this. I was a little bit insecure :)

[@AlexanderSlash]

For collaboration with other designers, there is no other tool better than Abstract. You have version control (it's like github for designers), you have comments, dev inspection and you can copy the CSS of all the elements, straight from Abstract. It's wonderful, try it.

[@tosin-ridwanlasisi6814]

Figma is the go-to tool for me. I'm glad you finally made that switch. 👏👏 You got yourself a subscriber haha.

[@mischugo]

Hey, Thank you very much for the summary. I'm working with Sketch (still) and have a look at Figma now. What totally annoys me in Sketch is that the symbol ovverides are not reasonably designed. You have to work with plugins. On the other hand I think it's great that there are so many useful plugins for Sketch. But as you already say, it's often the little things that are very helpful in your daily work.

[@mooatasem]

Inside Sketch- in the color tool, you can click on RGB characters to switch to HSB, then use up-down arrows in B value (Brightness) to get the color shade you need. 🐸

[@charlimarieTV]

interesting! seems like another example of cool stuff being POSSIBLE in Sketch but not easily accessible like it is in Figma

[@noiJadisCailleach]

Yeah, i made the switch around 4-5 months ago. It's certainly the best tool out there today!

[@g66lol]

I'm starting to take design more seriously and thought I would get into one of these two tools. I was looking at comparison videos and found this and it sold me on Figma.

[@georgebangerter6777]

There is also an iPad version of Figma with Figurative app and it works very well.

[@KortKramer]

Great progression review, thanks!

[@arv9837]

If it is intriguing to you, you won't be forgetting it easily

[@naveed0846]

love the way you explain, keep it up.

[@charlimarieTV]

Thanks, will do! :)

[@MathinusG]

All new to me. Only used Adobe products before switching to Brackets. This puts a whole new spin on things.

[@nlyons]

Can’t wait to see more of your vids on Figma! I just completed my first project in it and I think I’m going to like it also.

[@charlimarieTV]

yay! i think the next one involving figma will be me designing my blog! :)

[@michaelbradley9559]

Thanks for the enlightening review. I'm excited at the possibility of getting off a mac just because of Sketch.

[@msi1891]

I just wanna learn even more now- it looks so cool o.O

[@haxsaa]

First time I use Figma to create Wireframing and UI, It's a good software. I never use It before except Affinity Designer. Then I looking for real UI design software that I have been know is Adobe XD. But I feel it's too simple and limited. So I trying to instal Figma and using It less than one hour, now I done my first project with no problems.

[@Takaya2131]

A friend and I recently decided to give Figma a go after having used Sketch for several years now. My only gripe, besides the Frame one that you mentioned, is the bounding box on text. It doesn’t sit flush with the bottom or top of the text, so one has to manually resize the bounding box to have it fit, otherwise text sits wrong on eg a button when aligned using the align tools. I have also found that often my frame doesn’t display the entire frame in the prototype preview mode.

[@chidiadianyanwu5145]

There's actually a Sketch alternative for PC. It's Lunacy, and was made to feel like Sketch. It's open source and free.

[@thisispsyop]

I've been using Adobe XD from last 2 years, and recently used Figma. Absolutely loved it.

[@charlimarieTV]

Interesting! A lot of ppl in the comments saying XD is better than Figma. How are you finding the difference between the two?

[@thisispsyop]

I personally never get into the design tool war, but because I've been using XD from last 2 year (since it was in its beta version) it is extremely fast for me and as I'm very well aware of its environment and workflow. For you that can be sketch. Tho I'm trying to catch up with the design pop culture by trying Figma and I completely love it, it has everything I always needed for designing digital UI's. But I must say it's hard to shift to new tools after such using one tool for 2 years and sometime I feel it's not even worth it because that will just slow up the shipping process for few weeks at least. What do you think?

[@Denis-ro2sj]

Hi, thanks for the video. Short and good. Using Sketch, but have only macbook air 13 thats why want to try Figma.

[@FahimMD]

I'm using Adobe XD so far I love it. I'm starting my KZbin gig on creating content about UX, startup, and vlogging about my life in Toronto. Out all of the UX KZbinrs (arent much) yours by far the best :)

[@moabel.398]

The _frame scaling problem_ that you mentioned is related to the *constraints option*. I'm also a web designer so I just choose one of the sides(left, top...) and then I can scale the page however I want. Actually it's not a problem it's just a feature.

[@charlimarieTV]

I wish it would set all element constraints to that by default!

[@moabel.398]

​@@charlimarieTV On my figma every new block comes like that by default 🤔 I don't know if it is something that I configured before... But you can easily select all the pieces of your design with the SHIFT + Arrow-select and change all of them at once on the right panel.

[@Kaitain]

Works on PC! (I had to switch to a PC for 3D work). I'm sold

[@conansredbowtie]

Just like your switch from PS to Sketch, it was a great decision when I went from PS to XD. One of the biggest selling point for us was the hand off from designer to developer. I just need to create a spec link and the developer has almost everything they need to start working. The best part of the hand off is the developers don't need to own XD, everything is generated online free for them to access. XD may have entered the game late but they're catching up really quick.

[@charlimarieTV]

that's cool! I didn't know that about XD

[@budo93]

That Command + Drag to extend Artboard is a really helpful tip to know :D

[@vitaliikarazhei]

Not first year I use Figma, and I like to spectate how people switch their software :D Welcome to Figma Charli :)

[@huntrrams]

Figma is like the Google Docs of the Design world! I been making some prototyping and wireframes and I love it! Another tool to check out for PC users is Lunacy (Sketch alternative).

[@charlimarieTV]

Haha love the analogy!

[@paulholliday]

Just switched to Figma. The ability to work collaboratively and remotely with teams is the killer feature. I've switched the team over now. I would use the installable app instead of the web tool purely for the power aspect.

[@marthasedano5791]

Thanks u changed my life

[@heddynae]

I never feel a pressure to switch, but I do feel curious to try new... I may dabble and play with this..

[@djnitinmoradabaddj7378]

arrow forward once to get "Analog app 1 TE" like he uses in the video or simply find one you'd like to use alternatively instead.

[@ErnyVibes]

CharliMarieTV Lost your channel, now found it and Subscribed, Thank God

[@abhainno]

I used Sketch but shifted to Figma... now Figma has a variety of Plugins.. Really Awesome

[@angelvelazquez1792]

I still use Sketch and this is the first time I've heard of Figma. Do agree that every tool has its pros and cons but you learn to adapt.

[@kparavanes]

its very easy to go from sketch to figma as it looks very similar.

[@cerebralvision]

Switch from Figma to Adobe XD. You can also have multiple people working on the same document which is awesome. It's also super fast. That's what I would be using if our clients didn't require us to use Sketch.

[@mleva18]

I’ve been using Adobe XD because it integrates with Adobe CC libraries and it’s easy to drop in assets from there, but would like to try Figma.

[@julievanbeethoven9661]

Regarding the use of Invision for sharing it, if you go into presentation mode and then click on the share button, it will create a link that immediately opens the prototype in presentation mode!

[@mhumienny]

One more disadvantage is that some clients doesn't allow to work on cloudbased tools without a loooong way to approve the tool. I prefer to have something offline. What looks tempting is the way Figma handles vectors. I like illustrator for being quite versatile tool but it would be easier to create everything in one tool.

[@charlimarieTV]

great point! I'm thankful I don't have to worry about clients for reasons like this!

[@bernatfortet5604]

You can copy as SVG on Sketch and paste in Figma and it will do the same importing process as Importing a whole file.

[@Sonamsingh-vz1ex]

Enjoyable and informative video.

[@TimWray87]

Great video comparing the features of Sketch and Figma. Very informative -- particularly from the perspective of sharing and working on designs collaboratively. I have also recently started using Figma on a design project and I was surprised how easy it was to transition from Sketch. As a browser-based app that offers the benefits of running in a browser (auto-save to cloud, easy to share), I was also quite surprised how well it performed -- in some cases it performed better than Sketch! However, Figma put quite a bit of strain on my laptop's battery and CPU, so it might drain your battery quicker if you're on a flight and don't have access to a power source. What I would love to see also is the difference in the way Sketch and Figma handle Symbols (or 'Components', as Figma likes to call them) -- as a UI designer who re-uses a lot of components, I also found that the component system works extremely well in Figma once you get the hang of it. I also find that the fluid layout system of frames (i.e., the ability to specify how child layers react when the parent layer is resized) extremely valuable for responsive design and component re-use. Again, both components and the fluid layout system take some time getting used to, but once you understand the concepts and practice, they save a whole lot of time in your workflow. Anyway, thank you for the great and informative video!