The Sketch Handbook

by Christian Krammer

Can you believe that there once was a time when a majority of web designers used Photoshop to design everything? While Adobe’s application is powerful, only a fraction of its features does actually make sense for interface design work. So why not take something simpler that’s more geared towards interface design? Something that can better respond to the ever-changing landscape of devices we need to design for today?

Sketch offers a wealth of tools and features to make it the perfect application for today’s designers: It lets you design interfaces, websites and icons with ease. To help you get the most out of this mighty tool, The Sketch Handbook will show you every aspect of it. Not in theory, but backed up by practical examples that you can follow along, step-by-step. Please note that this book is based on Sketch 41, the latest version of Sketch.

Genres: Design

376 pages, Hardcover

Published November 28, 2016

Reviews

[Amy Travis · Rating 4 out of 5]

The tips are great! But after a while, I found the project-orientation annoying. Too much repetition to complete the "project". Summaries of the techniques in each section would have alleviated this.