After 8 months I switched from Figma to Sketch for wireframing and it just flows better for me

I know everyone loves Figma these days (and I get it, the collaboration stuff is nice) but I was spending way too much time fighting with auto layout for simple flows. Last week I had to map out a 40-screen onboarding sequence for a client in Portland and Sketch just handled it cleaner. No weird frame nesting, no random alignment jumps when I moved things around. Has anyone else felt like Figma overcomplicates what should be basic layout work?

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noraj7916d ago

Not really sure why it needs to be some big dramatic switch. They are both just tools for making boxes and arrows, right? 8 months is a long time to spend on something that isn't working for you, but maybe the problem wasn't the software. You ever think you just had a bad workflow or didn't learn Figma's quirks well enough? Sketch is fine, but it's not exactly new or groundbreaking at this point. Seems like a lot of energy to put into deciding which pixel pusher you like better.

robinl9016d ago

Tbh Sketch is way older than Figma, not the other way around.