2015年1月21日銀座GATにて開催されたイベントのスライドです（http://event.67.org/2015/web）。
電子書籍「Development Environments for Web Designers 〜Webサイト制作の時流に乗り遅れないために、覚えておきたい開発環境の作り方」はこちらで販売しております。 https://gumroad.com/l/GFXe/
2015年1月21日銀座GATにて開催されたイベントのスライドです（http://event.67.org/2015/web）。
電子書籍「Development Environments for Web Designers 〜Webサイト制作の時流に乗り遅れないために、覚えておきたい開発環境の作り方」はこちらで販売しております。 https://gumroad.com/l/GFXe/
UI Design: Photoshop v.s Sketch and why I switchedJenny Shen
A talk presented in Taiwan UI/UX Designers meetup. I discuss the pros and cons of each software and shared some of my UX UI works and plug-ins I use. Slides are in both English and Chinese.
2016 has been a watershed year for UI design tools. Adobe finally launched XD, their direct competitor to Sketch. Sketch itself has not stopped evolving and is about to switch to a subscription model, and the venerable Photoshop remains a default install for many a UI and visual designer.
Though UI design is only one aspect of UX, it is the part of the process that defines the look and feel, as well as creating the assets for development. In that respect, choosing the best tool can have a big impact on both the quality of the designer’s work as well as their efficiency.
So, has the rise of Sketch and the advent of XD changed the playing field? Visual designer Rob Musser presents his analysis of Photoshop, Illustrator, InDesign, XD, and Sketch.
Get ready to RUMBLE!!!
UI Design: Photoshop v.s Sketch and why I switchedJenny Shen
A talk presented in Taiwan UI/UX Designers meetup. I discuss the pros and cons of each software and shared some of my UX UI works and plug-ins I use. Slides are in both English and Chinese.
2016 has been a watershed year for UI design tools. Adobe finally launched XD, their direct competitor to Sketch. Sketch itself has not stopped evolving and is about to switch to a subscription model, and the venerable Photoshop remains a default install for many a UI and visual designer.
Though UI design is only one aspect of UX, it is the part of the process that defines the look and feel, as well as creating the assets for development. In that respect, choosing the best tool can have a big impact on both the quality of the designer’s work as well as their efficiency.
So, has the rise of Sketch and the advent of XD changed the playing field? Visual designer Rob Musser presents his analysis of Photoshop, Illustrator, InDesign, XD, and Sketch.
Get ready to RUMBLE!!!
