Sketch App Course
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Welcome to Sketch
Let me introduce Sketch App
Navigation through document
See how to work and navigate on the canvas
Making selections
Explore options for selecting elements inside Sketch
Pages and artboards
Check out when to use pages and artboards
Layer organization
Don't get lost in your project - see how to orgnize your layers
Boolean operations
See how to easily modify your shapes using boolean operations
Working with shapes
Let's create some shapes and icons inside Sketch
Vector tools
Chcek the options of vector tools and create your own vector shapes
Transforming Shapes
Scale, rotate and change your shapes inside of Sketch
Advanced transformations
Work even faster and more efficiend with your design elements
Aligning elements
Align objects using simple yet powerful aligning options
Resizing options in Sketch
Prepare your assets to be scaled to different resolutions
Using Masks
Working with masks in Sketch will let you crop any layer or group
Exporting Assets
Check the tips for saving and optimizing images from Sketch
Mathmatical Operations
Use some math in the input fields inside of Sketch
Pixel Grid
How to optimally set the grid and aligning options
Working with Symbols
One of the most powerfull strategy for re-usable elements
Style Overrides
Work with more advanced text and style overrides for Symbols
Sketch Libraries
Digging even deeper in organizing assets into design libraries
Data in Sketch
Use dummy data sets or load real data from JSON with Craft!
Working in 1x Scale
See why working in 1x scale is crucial for your UI
Grid Layout
Grid is the fundament of any well designed UI
Drafts and Mockups
Start with simple doodles and then refine ideas
Choosing Colors
List of tools that will help you choose right colors for your project
Colors and Symbols
Apply color settings to your style guide in Sketch
Typography
Working with fonts inside of Sketch and using the Type Tool
Creating Type Ramp
Define font sizes and rhythm for sizes for your project
Designing Top
Creating our firs design asset for the app
Home add-ons
Creating assets for the home screen
Organizing Assets
Keeping the layer and group structure well organized really pays of
Different Home Screens
Some alternative versions for the home screen
Button Variants
Working on some different buttons versions
iOS Preview
Check out your project on a real device
Login Screen
Creating next screen of our Home App in Sketch
Home Screen
Working with the home screen of our app
Main Screen
Check out some cool techniques while working on the next screen
Settings Screen
Design of the Settings screen for the Home App
Devices Screen
Tips and tricks while working on the next page
Actions Screen
This is the page with predefined actions for our smart home
Action Detail Screen
Select between watching TV, playing games and more
Bottom Menu
Designing next asset for our app in Sketch
Alarm Screen
Discover great technique for calculating space and creating parts of shapes
Senses and Blinds Screen
Some other cool tips on using Sketch and the next screen
Lamp Screen
Let's create next screen with some extensive use of symbols and readymade assets
Temperature Settings
Next screen we will create in Sketch is the Temperature Settings screen
Cameras Screens
Using masks and images will let us create next screen
Porting to Different Screens
Some considerations on porting your design to different screens
Intro to Marvel
Take a look at how to create rapid prototypes in Marvel
Defining Hotspots and Transitions
Use Marvel for seamless animations between pages
Readymade Prototype
Preview the prototype in the browser or send it out for feedback
Using Sketch Cloud
Utilize Sketch Cloud to access your design files anywhere
Prototyping in Sketch
See how you can create interactive prototypes inside your Sketch files
Thats all for now
Thank you for your attention
- Key Points
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- Who is this course for?
Sketch is an application which has already won the hearts of UI and UX designers around the world, even though just about anybody can learn how to use it. Among all the advantages, too numerous to list here, Sketch has a big disadvantage – it is only available for Mac OS. If you are one of the lucky owners of a Mac, though – it would be a waste not to make use of the potential of Sketch. Let me assure you that designing interfaces has never been so fast, and most of all – pleasant!
- Techniques and shortcuts
- Tips & Tricks
- Exporting graphics
- Vector Tools and Symbols
- Colors, Icons, and Typography
- Practical UI Projects
Greg Rog - “My work is all about design, coding and education. For over 10 years I’ve been a professional designer, design lead and UX consultant for companies such as Microsoft or Google. I work closely with Adobe as Community Professional. I also run a software house and a training facility, speak on design conferences and more. I’m curious, passionate and I love sharing knowledge.”
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Sketch is a tool which can (and should;) be learned by all Mac users. It is a simple application you can use to work with vector graphics, or edit bitmaps. More experienced users may ask why they should learn how to work with such a simple tool. As it turns out, the potential of this fantastic app is immense! Every technique you discover makes you exclaim: “So it can be done!” The materials collected here will satisfy beginners, and experienced designers, and even those of you who already use Sketch!
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