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Sketch Reviews in July 2026: User Ratings, Pros & Cons
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Sketch is macOS and iPad only—if your team uses Windows or Linux, you'll need a separate tool or browser-based alternative for those users. The color picker has a known lag when sampling from external applications, which matters if you're matching brand palettes frequently. Before committing, verify in a demo that Sketch's component system (symbols) works for ...Read more
Sketch pros and cons
Easy-to-use interface with design tools for creating mockups and prototypes efficiently.
Extensive library of assets and plugins enhancing workflow and creativity.
Collaboration features like real-time team functionality and integration with other tools.
Lack of cross-platform compatibility, limited to Mac OS, which may restrict usability for Windows and Linux users.
Learning curve for beginners due to the richness of features and potential complexity without proper guidance.
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Anonymous
09/27/17
Low and High Detail Comps in Sketch
What do you like best? I used to use Photoshop to design and create web and mobile comps but it was painstaking since it wasn't made for comps. I love Sketch because it doesn't have all the unnecessary tools that Photoshop had that only clogged up my workflow. It's simple enough to learn and create quick comps, but also has the capability to create high detail mockups of your product. I also like that there is an integration for anything you could possibly need. What do you dislike? ...
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Anonymous
09/27/17
Sketch is literally the best for UX
What do you like best? I love Sketch. Used it in college and did amazing on my project in my eyes because the program was so simple to use. What do you dislike? I wish there were more shortcuts for the product. Like in Adobe. Recommendations to others considering the product: Definitely take the tutorials. After taking that 2 hours it completely explains everything you need to know. Don't try to just wing it. Its really worth it to learn before hand. What problems are you solving ...
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Anonymous
09/26/17
Amazing tool for web and mobile UI/UX work
What do you like best? Sketch was made for web and mobile UI/UX work — it's not bloated with unnecessary features like photoshop or illustrator is for this type of work. The fact that you can speed up your workflow with symbols and other third-party plug-ins is irreplaceable. You also don't have to subscribe to a monthly payment like other design software — most licenses get several updates, and you only pay to upgrade when big updates come through. Duplicating artwork and creating ...
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Anonymous
09/26/17
Perfect for App Icons
What do you like best? User Interface is simple, built in grids, and much much faster than photoshop. What do you dislike? Editing capabilities are somewhat limited. What problems are you solving with the product? What benefits have you realized? Great for being introduced into UI design
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Anonymous
09/26/17
Changed the way I work
What do you like best? I use this to create high fidelity mockups. Sketch is a lighter version of Adobe Illustrator, and that's just fine by me! It's all the basics any digital designer would want or need, none of the unnecessary features of Adobe. Easy to export artboards, unlimited working space. No need to create layers or add objects to them, they're made automatically. What do you dislike? Creating vector paths is something I'm still getting used to. Its just different from ...
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Anonymous
09/26/17
Sketch is all I use
What do you like best? Allows for wire framing and designing any desktop design or iOS or Android device. And allows for many plug-ins. What do you dislike? Zoom in feature is annoying. There are a few easy ways to deal with it, but sometimes Sketch doesn't know that you want to zoom in on one artboard. Recommendations to others considering the product: Look into any possible shortcut that will help speed anything up! What problems are you solving with the product? What benefits ...
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Anonymous
09/21/17
The easiest and most intuitive app for digital design (with added extensibility)
What do you like best? I absolutely LOVE that the keyboard shortcuts are intuitive and make sense. It's not completely illogical like Adobe (I mean, in what world does "rectangle" start with an "m"?. If I want a rectangle on Sketch, I just type an "r". Easy! I also love that there are plugins that I can add to increase functionality and automate some tasks. What do you dislike? Creating icons or vectors from scratch isn't as easy as in Illustrator. Recommendations to others ...
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Anonymous
09/21/17
Simple, easy to use
What do you like best? Easy to start using, very low learning curve. Can start creating wireframes fairly easily. What do you dislike? To be a power user needs more learning/ tips and tricks. But investing time helps creating better wireframes easily. What problems are you solving with the product? What benefits have you realized? Wireframes to visualize concepts before sharing with stakeholders.
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Anonymous
09/19/17
What the industry needed
What do you like best? Sketch is a fantastic piece of software, it has everything that Photoshop has but so much more. It makes designing for the digital space a faster more focused process, giving you more time to work on UX. What do you dislike? Occasionally when working with a really large file, it can take a while to load. It could be a limitation of my hardware though and it doesn't add much time to the process. Recommendations to others considering the product: Well worth a ...
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Anonymous
09/19/17
Sketch Review
What do you like best? Sketch makes it very easy to design and use elements. What do you dislike? with the learning curve, i need more time to practice using sketch. What problems are you solving with the product? What benefits have you realized? none
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