Well today in order to increase here the available mockups for Adobe XD, we share another great resource kit fully customizable for Smartwatch projects. It comes with 60 customizable screens, 20 customizable components and 30 customizable icons.
Great resource for those who are already using Adobe XD, so if you intended to use it don’t forget to give some positive feedback to the author.
credits for: Marcelo Silva
This is a very complete and recent mockup optimized for iPhone X. It’s about a transport App, with more than 60 screens. Its divided in six categories, and it’s a must have.
Great resource for those who are already using Adobe XD, so if you intended to use it don’t forget to give some positive feedback to the authors.
credits for: Aurélien SALOMON, Lindsay Munro and Kyle Galle
Well today we share here a useful resource for all designers that want to start making Design Sprints.
It’s a free design sprint starter kit shared by Oliver Pitsch that made this kit based on the Google Ventures design sprint process, you should start by reading their book www.thesprintbook.com.
“… The sprint is a five-day process for answering critical business questions through design, prototyping, and testing ideas with customers. Developed at GV, it’s a “greatest hits” of business strategy, innovation, behavior science, design thinking, and more -packaged into a battle-tested process that any team can use…”
The starter kit includes:
Planning Schedule
A handy timetable that assists you to not forget to order something or invite somebody.
Expert Invitation List
A little spreadsheet to fill out and check of to keep track of your sprint team invitations.
Shopping List
It’s basically the list from above to print out and check off.
Email Templates
email templates for inviting people to the design sprint
Introduction Slide-Deck
A slide-deck that will help you to explain the design sprint methodology to your sprint team at the beginning of the sprint.
Sprint Week Calendar
A schedule that defines all methods and steps for each day of the sprint.
You can start by watching this great step by step video playlist made by the authors of the book Jake Knapp, John Zeratsky and Braden Kowitz.
credits for this kit: Oliver Pitsch
This is a very complete and recent mockup designed for iPhone X. It’s about an image sharing App, with more than 20 screens.
Its divided in four areas: Profile, Message, Albums and Image Explorers.
Great resource for those who are already using Adobe XD, so if you intended to use it don’t forget to give some positive feedback to the author and you can always make a donation to keep him motivated.
credits for: Tung Vo Chi
Well today I’m glad to share here a cool tool that could be a good replacer for Sketch, it’s called Sigma and it assumes to be the first interface design tool with real-time collaboration.
Very similar to Sketch this powerful tool is browser-based and because of that it naturally becomes multi-platform (Windows, Mac, Linux).
Import Sketch files.
Another important detail that could make the difference is the possibility to import Sketch files, this could be very useful for those that don’t have a Mac since Sketch for the moment only works there.
Vector Networks is the Figma innovation to deal with paths. Instead of using paths like other tools, Figma is built on what they call vector networks, it’s compatible with paths but offers more flexibility and control.
To better understand this new concept check this article wrote by Evan Wallace CTO of Sigma https://medium.com/figma-design/introducing-vector-networks-3b877d2b864f#.ic9yp95gl
Figma features
And for the moment it’s still free.
Check this post Figma VS Sketch from Meng To where he gives a very complete overview of Figma features.
Great free mobile UI wireflow kit with 56 Mobile Screens, a useful design resource to project your design apps, page layout, app architecture, content and UI flow.
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Credits for:Ray Macari
