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   The Best Hidden Features In Sketch Part 2

   This is a follow-up post to The Best Hidden Features In Sketch. After 5 months, I still find myself learning new design techniques in Sketch. It's a very mature design tool now thanks to their constant updates.
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   The Best Hidden Features In Sketch

   It's hard to learn a new design application. And especially when you've already invested many years in Photoshop, Illustrator or Fireworks. Luckily, Sketch isn't hard to learn as explained in my previous articles Sketch VS Photoshop.
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   Bohemian Coding Sketch 2 review

   Paul Lloyd, senior visual designer at Brighton-based web agency Clearleft, explains why he's not sad that Adobe has killed Fireworks, as he's already moved onto a much better £30 tool to design site interfaces and elements.
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   Sketch 2: A Simple, Powerful, Vector Graphics App

   There is typically high anticipation when applications that could potentially compete with the powerful Adobe CS product line-up get released. Designers everywhere are very reliant on those products in a lot of situations and while they do get the job done (and typically better than any other available option) there seems to be this burning desire for something different.
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   Sketch 2 First Impressions

   If there's one thing even die-hard Photoshop users like me have to admit, it's that Photoshop was never intended to be a web design application.
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   7 Days with Sketch 2

   Upgrading to Sketch 2 was a cinch. Having bought the previous version from the Mac App Store, updating to Bohemian Coding's latest and greatest Illustrator replacement was as simple as hitting the update button under Sketch 2's product icon.
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   Introducing Sketch: Is Photoshop Now Old Hat?

   In this article, Simon Meek discusses his switch from Photoshop to Sketch as his design tool of choice, and introduces some of Sketch's core features.