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Sketch is a vector-based UI and product design editor for macOS, optimized for interface design, component libraries, and design systems. The app provides artboards, responsive layout tools, symbol libraries, prototyping, and a plugin ecosystem for automation and developer handoff. Main use is creating and maintaining UI systems in product teams.
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Sketch is a tool for interface and product design with vector objects, components, and prototypes.
Sketch was released in 2010 by Dutch company Bohemian Coding and became an influential UI design tool for macOS.
Designers build artboards from vector objects and reusable symbols. Libraries share components; prototype links show flows, and handoff exposes measurements and assets for implementation.
It represents a screen or state as an editable design surface.
Components and libraries keep recurring UI elements consistent.
Linked artboards make key user flows clickable.
Sketch supports early product clarification and UI specification. Teams should assess platform boundaries, library governance, handoff quality, versioning, and the gap between prototype and implemented UI.
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