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Learn Sketch
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Learn Sketch
23:28
2
Powerful Start in Sketch
22:49
3
Design for iOS 11
31:30
4
Design for iPhone X
28:23
5
Designing for iPad
11:36
6
Design for Web
25:12
7
Design for Web Part 2
25:11
8
Tricks and Keyboard Shortcuts
20:43
9
Sketch Plugins
12:09
10
Nested Symbols
9:14
11
Sketch Libraries
7:00
12
Version Control
18:53
13
Working with Data
10:29
14
Adaptive Layouts
7:33
15
Working with Vector
20:12
16
Exporting Assets
13:44
17
Styleguide and Handoff
9:11
18
Advanced Techniques
12:40
19
Intro to Framer
27:51
20
Previewing and Sharing
7:22
21
Prototyping in Keynote
3:33
When designing for mobile, it's important to consider the wide variety of screen sizes available across iOS and Android. Not everyone will be using the latest smartphones, so we need to consider how our app’s content will work when it renders on smaller or bigger screen sizes, as not doing so could lead to breaking. When iOS developers are building apps they need to think about how the content will adapt to the various iPhone screen sizes. For iOS, Xcode comes with a set of built-in features to help them do this. It’s called Auto layout and it allows them to define constraints and relationships between views to control how the content adapts to different iPhone screen sizes.
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1
Learn Sketch
Introduction to Sketch Basic Tools
23:28
2
Powerful Start in Sketch
Strong Foundations for your Sketch Workflow
22:49
3
Design for iOS 11
Designing an iOS App from scratch in Sketch
31:30
4
Design for iPhone X
Designing and adapting for iPhone X in Sketch
28:23
5
Designing for iPad
Designing an iPad app from Scratch
11:36
6
Design for Web
Designing a Website from Scratch
25:12
7
Design for Web Part 2
Designing a Website from Scratch 2
25:11
8
Tricks and Keyboard Shortcuts
Boost your productivity in Sketch
20:43
9
Sketch Plugins
Essential Sketch Plugins for Designers and Developers
12:09
10
Nested Symbols
Design with More Flexibility by Nesting Symbols
9:14
11
Sketch Libraries
Share Symbols with Other Designers
7:00
12
Version Control
The Github for Designers
18:53
13
Working with Data
Make your design meaningful with real content
10:29
14
Adaptive Layouts
Working with Multiple Resolutions
7:33
15
Working with Vector
Vector Techniques in Sketch
20:12
16
Exporting Assets
Delivering Assets to Multiple Devices in Sketch
13:44
17
Styleguide and Handoff
Consistent design language in your team
9:11
18
Advanced Techniques
Master Sketch with these Tricks
12:40
19
Intro to Framer
Design and Code animations with Framer
27:51
20
Previewing and Sharing
Test drive on your devices
7:22
21
Prototyping in Keynote
Prototyping in Keynote Using Magic Move
3:33
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