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The Keynote for AR by Apple seems very promising and very advanced already! It’s called Reality Composer. 

One beloved feature in Keynote, “Magic move”, is not included yet but prototyping AR Experiences is no longer a thing that needs to take weeks, tons of money and specialized skills, but something that any UX/UI designer can experiment with. 

And it’s not only a Prototyping tool. You can then export your AR experience for others to play with or to include in other apps or embed in web sites.

But during this year’€™s WWDC, Apple...

A basic app that allows you to find and copy special characters to your clipboard. Click or tap on a character and it will be copied to your clipboard.

At the next event we’ll be talking about:

- What’s new in Sketch 57:

- FreeFlow (a plugin I created) and other productivity plugins:

- ProtoPie 4: Crazy easy interactive prototypes

- Torch AR for iOS: build AR experiences directly on your iPad or iPhone - no coding skills required.

I’ll post more details about the location soon and might vary depending on interest.

Here’s what’s next for Teams, as well as a sneak preview of a new feature coming to Sketch on the Mac.

‎Súper powerful! Download Torch AR and enjoy it on your iPhone, iPad, and iPod touch.

Sets the size of Symbols, Instances, Text Layers, Artboards or Groups to the size of their contents:

👉 Artboards & Master Symbols

👉 Symbol Instances
👉 Groups

👉 Text Layers

✨ For Text Layers it resizes the text box to the correct height based on the line-height value.

📐 Applied to Symbol Instances it resets them to their original size (the Master Symbol’s size).

📂 For Groups it fixes an issue 🤕 where folders don’t match the size or position of their contents!

Enjoy! 

On this video you will learn how to import assets from Sketch & Figma to After Effects using the plugin aeux.io. 

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A plugin for Sketch.app to share artboards to Slack - shahruz/Send-to-Slack

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Some great new features added in Sketch 56! Being able to edit overrides on the canvas (without having to edit them in the property panel is a huge time saver!). If you are working as a team check out Sketch Cloud, now with versioning!

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Last year, Google Chrome celebrated a big milestone, and turned 10. I work on UI design, visual design, and content strategy to continuously improve Google Chrome’s web presence, and in September…

Dropdowns, hierarchical menus, sliders, or scroll bars involve steering a pointer or a cursor through a tunnel; optimal design for these GUI elements should consider the Steering Law.

A smart, simple desktop app that shows and searches keyboard shortcuts based on your currently focused app.