I'm not hitching my wagon to Adobe again, btw—doesn't matter how good XD is. The XD team is chugging along well, but Adobe felt like an absentee parent in the UX and product design industry for far too long. I assume if they owned the market and they'd stop innovating.
When I open up InVision Studio, Framer, etc. I come in on a wind of hype and all I see is Sketch + some design trendy. Sketch + libraries, Sketch + animation, Sketch + react native, etc. But so far it's not been enough to make me invest in a switch.
I honestly just enjoy making stuff in Sketch more.
I'm not hitching my wagon to Adobe again, btw—doesn't matter how good XD is. The XD team is chugging along well, but Adobe felt like an absentee parent in the UX and product design industry for far too long. I assume if they owned the market and they'd stop innovating.
When I open up InVision Studio, Framer, etc. I come in on a wind of hype and all I see is Sketch + some design trendy. Sketch + libraries, Sketch + animation, Sketch + react native, etc. But so far it's not been enough to make me invest in a switch.
I honestly just enjoy making stuff in Sketch more.