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   Abstract Inspect: Where the file is the design spec

   No more exporting files, Inspect provides one place to access the information needed to implement any design!
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   The Designer Guide to Libraries in Abstract

   Abstract has opened up many use cases worth exploring. In this article we will dive into some of our best practices to help you use Libraries and Linked Libraries in Abstract.
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   Intro to Sketch Libraries

   Sketch 47 Beta introduces Libraries. You can now create master Symbols which can be shared between documents and teams for seamless collaboration. A Library is an ordinary Sketch document that contains these master Symbols. When any of the Symbols in the Library file are updated, documents containing instances of those Symbols will receive a notification that the instance can be updated.
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   Getting User Input for Your Sketch Plugin - Part II

   Remember how we created a dialog window in part I of the series? Aah, those were the times. We created a dialog window, filled it with input fields and presented the dialog window to the user. We're not done yet though. We still have to process the data the user has filled out in our dialog window.
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   Getting User Input for Your Sketch Plugin - Part I

   We've documented our findings and simplified the process of creating a dialog window for your Sketch plugin. As this article turned out quite lengthy, we decided to split it up in 2 parts. Enjoy part 1 and stay tuned for part 2 in the near future.
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   How Designers Should Think About SVG

   The stunning things you'll create with SVG, how it differs from other graphics, and why exporting requires new considerations.
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   Harmonious Typography and Grids

   What size should your fonts be? Do you need to use a grid? And what about vertical rhythm? In this post Zac Halbert outlines a process for answering all of those questions, speeding up the time it takes to arrive at consistent typography that matches your grid system, and minimizes thrashing.
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   Designing my first VR experience

   I was given the opportunity to design a VR app by hijacking a small self-directed module at my university. The tools I used were Sketch, Framer, and Aframe. This is my process.
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   9 leading UX Designers: Why we love using Sketch

   For the purpose of this article, we interviewed leading UX designers who are currently working with Sketch app.
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    26 Steps of Product & Dashboard Design

    What I have learned during my 4-year journey of a Product Designer and Dashboard Designer. I'm going to share all the steps I have learned and incorporated into my daily routine. These steps I believe have helped to make me a much better designer, and I want to share them with you.