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1. #SKETCH TO PROTOPIE HOW TO#
2. #SKETCH TO PROTOPIE INSTALL#
3. #SKETCH TO PROTOPIE UPDATE#
4. #SKETCH TO PROTOPIE SOFTWARE#
5. #SKETCH TO PROTOPIE DOWNLOAD#

#SKETCH TO PROTOPIE UPDATE#

I feel they have checked it out from their todo and there won’t be any update to the Sketch plugin for year or two. I’d like to be wrong but I don’t think this is true.

#SKETCH TO PROTOPIE SOFTWARE#

If you add to the equation that the Axure Software Solutions is quite small company ( LinkedIn lists only about 40 employees), I assume improving integration between Sketch and Axure won’t be high on their priority list. Support for PNG or JPG files for prototypes in Axure CloudĪnd I can imagine each of these can mean very much work.Integration for Axure and Adobe Photoshop.Integration of Axure and Figma for easier file import.They plan to introduce (or already introduced) this: From the bits here and there you can tell people at Axure are planning more integrations to their Axure Cloud which should serve as central point for all your prototyping efforts. Will the integration between Sketch and Axure better in the future? Well friends, there’s a long way to go for Axure with this Sketch integration. Ability to import symbols or whole libraries.Preserving connections between original source in Sketch and copy in Axure.Ral time sync for all your assets, layers, text styles.Deeper integration between Sketch and Axure.Plugin features that are not included (but I’d kill to see them) Another biggest issue for me is that very often you are not able to edit the layers or objects that you imported from Sketch into the Axure as they are rasterised and you have them as bitmaps now (yes, even if they were vectors before…). If you try to import for the very first time on a simple website or app interface, you can quickly see there’s a lot of flaws. Is it so bad? Go and try it on your own and see! Which is nightmare if you’re building interactive prototype and want to iterate on visual design or your UI. And that’s it ¯\_(ツ)_/¯ It means if you (or your designers) do changes in the original Sketch file, you need to manually import it to Axure again. The plugin just takes what’s in Sketch at the moment and transfers it to the Axure. If you have higher expectations – say – you’d like to see real integration and sync between both apps, then you’ll be really disappointed. If you need to get your assets from Sketch to Axure, then it works quite well. The Sketch plugin for Axure does its job but there’s A LOT of room for improvement! Features of Axure plugin for Sketch What’s the quality of the plugin? What’s Axure and Sketch integration like? If you are interested in importing your Sketch files into Axure, go check it out or watch it below.

#SKETCH TO PROTOPIE HOW TO#

There’s also very nice video called “Sketch and Axure Integration?” from Vytautas Alech (aka VAEXPERIENCE) where you can see how to connect both tools together on picture. If you need detailed overview for the whole process of installation of the Sketch plugin, head out to Axure blog.

#SKETCH TO PROTOPIE INSTALL#

Install the plugin you just downloaded on your computer.

#SKETCH TO PROTOPIE DOWNLOAD#

Download Sketch plugin for Axure on Axure website.Let’s look at this plugin in bigger detail… How to install Sketch plugin for Axure? Yes, there’s a Axure plugin for Sketch that can sync Sketch content with Axure. One of the most straightforward ways how you can do this is to use already existing plugin. So if you’d like to bring both tools closer, what should you do? How can one integrate Sketch with Axure? What you should do in that case? What’s ideal workflow like? Axure and Sketch integration Your UX people use Axure and UI designers Sketch. Ok, let’s put these discussions aside and imagine you have cross-functional design team in your company. See all the options for collaboration or developer handover Axure introduced with its latest release… Surprisingly there’s no winner as they position each tool to complement the other: Sketch is more for UI and visual design and Axure is for interaction design and prototyping.īut if you think about it more, they want to compete, they want to have bigger slice of the UX/UI pie. They even created a comparison page on their website with title Axure vs Sketch where they put into the ring both these tools. Most of them to Sketch just because they liked the flexibility of it.Īnd it is obvious folks at Axure are aware how strong competition Sketch for them is. To be honest I know a lot of people who migrated quite recently from Axure to other tools. Next to the Axure we have standing in the line tools like Adobe XD, Figma, Framer, Invision, ProtoPie or Sketch.

There’s a lot of competition when it comes to UX/UI tools for design and prototyping.