I try not to work a ton at home, but when I do there’s something great about having it be a seamless transition. Cloned workspace - Recently I built out my home workspace to the same spec as my office: standing desk, Thunderbolt Display, same mouse/keyboard, etc.This app is killer for simple actions (firing a Sketch plugin) or programming more complex sequences (organize and label all my artboards then export.
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Panoramic photos - Taking a photo of a big whiteboard sketch with a bunch of detail? Use pano mode on your phone camera.Sometimes I dress up my sketches with Illustrator and a Wacom tablet, but it’s a super cheap way to crash through a bunch of ideas and get quick feedback. Paper and pencil - All of my work starts here.Thanks to my buds Ted and Joel for helping me discover it. These days, I use it more for quick prototyping or animation, but have carried a lot of the rapid iteration techniques into other tools. Plus, you’re always ready to present/share.
I used to use this for all of my early screen design (as did the whole UX team at Nest) because it forced me to avoid the pixels (no 3200% zoom in Keynote) and focus on the concept.
Where can people follow you?īen Huggins - Sr Interaction Designer, YouTube, San Francisco, USA Nationality:Īmerican 🇺🇸 What tools do you use to design better and be more productive? I also love Twitter and Panda App as they help me stay inspired and up to date with the latest design news, tips and tricks. Some of my favourite plugins include “Symbol Organiser” to automatically organise symbols into neat columns based on their names, “Craft Sync” to save my designs into Invision, “Rename it” to rename symbols and layers efficiently, “Nudge, push, shove” to set the default nudge value to 8px instead of 10px and “Find and replace” to manage text changes. I like to use some Sketch App plugins to make life a bit easier, I manage them using the “ Sketch toolbox ” app. I’m pretty old-school when it comes to design, my tools of the trade basically include a B5 sketchbook (just the right size between A4 and A5) and black pen to sketch concepts and wireframes, post it notes to document ideas and to-do lists, Macbook Pro (it’s a rip off but I still love it), Thunderbolt display (as I struggle to design on a small laptop screen), the internet (what would we do without it?), Invision to present my designs to developers/stakeholders and Sketch App to design concepts, wireframes and visual designs. Adham Dannaway - Senior UI/UX designer, Contract/Freelance, Sydney, Australia Nationality:Īustralian 🇦🇺 What tools do you use to design better and be more productive?
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