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   Mastering Sketch 3

   Over the past year, I've gone from mainly doing UI stuff to designing vectors from scratch and doing complex transforms. This entire image was done in Sketch using a combination of Shadows, Gaussian Blur, Convert Outlines and Transform in order to keep the vectors intact.
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   Bohemian Coding: Colors in Sketch

   When you pick a color in Sketch we only store the RGB values. When we render to the screen we interpret those values using the color space of your monitor.
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   Why Sketch is the UI Designer's Best Friend

   If you're a web/UI/UX designer, work with one, or would like to become one, this article is for you.
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   10 New Enhancements that Will Make You Giddy

   While the latest updates to Sketch user App haven't included any new feature releases, they are such a brilliant string of improvements that I thought it was worth pulling together a short article ticking the red-letter items off. There really has never been a better time to be a Sketch user.
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   Make Local Sharing work anywhere

   With a little command line doodling we can break out of our local network, and share our design on the internet for anyone to see...
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   Visualizing New Features in Sketch 3.4

   A significant free update of Sketch was released in version 3.4 with tons of new features and bug fixes that will help improve your design workflow. I'll use GIFs to show the features which similar to...
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   Using Sketch Symbols to Create Material Quick-Guides

   To me, the best thing about Sketch is the speed with which I can design something. I've been working with Material recently, and Google have laid out some great guidelines.
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   Trello: How We Fixed Our Icon Problem

   After struggling with managing icons across web and mobile platforms, we devised an open source method for keeping design consistent.
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   Programmers Design Differently: Why I Built a CSS Plugin for Sketch 3

   I was hours into designing my next project, and I simply wanted all my icons to have the same amount of space separating them. Why did that have to be such a painfully tedious task? Programmers have a mantra called DRY. It stands for Don't Repeat Yourself, and it's an idea that we bring into whatever we work on...
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    How to recover 50 GB or even more by deleting Sketch caches files

    I use Sketch everyday now, I never suspected Sketch to be the main issue of the limited free space in my hard drive. I blamed it on Photoshop but it wasn't the main problem..