Sketch from A to Z: Become an app designer
The most comprehensive guide to using Sketch for designing mobile applications. Learn to design an app from A to Z.
4.70 (10288 reviews)
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4.5 hours
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Feb 2025
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What you will learn
Master Sketch to create a strong mobile app design from start to finish
Advanced techniques and shortcuts to design faster than most professionals
User interface design best practices to solve problems effectively
Know how to simplify visual information to clarify meaning and improve UX
Understand how to design for different device viewports
How to leverage tools to ensure pixel perfect design work
How to save tons of time by using shared styles, symbols, and libraries
How to export and hand off the assets developers need to build a real app
How a good UI (user interface) influences good UX (user experience)
Be a professional designer who creates better apps faster
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Our Verdict
With a 4.72 global rating and over 38,000 subscribers, Sketch from A to Z: Become an app designer offers in-depth training on Sketch for mobile application design. The course teaches advanced techniques, UI/UX best practices, workflow efficiency with time-saving methods, and visual communication improvement. However, the course can be fast paced and some content may be slightly outdated due to recent tool updates. Overall, a valuable resource for anyone wanting to strengthen their app design skills using Sketch.
What We Liked
- Comprehensive guide to Sketch with advanced techniques for mobile app design
- Detailed lessons with clear objectives, easy-to-follow explanations and quick tips
- Covers user interface design best practices, problem-solving approaches, and UX principles
- Demonstrates time-saving methods such as shared styles, symbols, libraries, and vector tools
Potential Drawbacks
- Some lessons might be slightly outdated, given the latest updates in Sketch
- Quite a few students mentioned they expected more practical examples during exercises
- No focus on designing for specific industries; thus, some guidance may not apply to all use cases
- Presentation style requires active viewing and engagement due to fast pace and high-density content
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