Great job on this! I really like the visual appearance and the navigation pattern in the app.

Yeah, you're totally right. It would have been a better title.

I believe that it has. Really excited to see what they may come up with!

This is awesome! One thing that I am really missing with Pixate is an import functionality directly from Sketch or PS. Similar to what we see in Framer Studio and recently Origami. I believe that would greatly speed up the workflow.

Worth taking note of is that Framer and QC is two very different tools and approaches. But they complete the same task and with great end results. If I had to choose I'd go with Framer since it is purely code based and allows me to do pretty much everything. They update regularly and the community is awesome and helpful.But like Marc mentioned – it totally depends on how comfortable you are coding vs noding.Honorable mentions:PixateForm

Tycho or Helios is def my go to's when designing.

Not arguing. As a matter of fact there are many fractions to good design to consider. It's a fairly open question and you're totally missing my point :) What are your top picks btw?

Perhaps so. But in this case I was more pointing at their visual style. To me that is really well designed. Personally, I find VSCO great for quickly capturing and editing my shots + their iPad app is beautiful although I rarely use it.

My personal favs: VSCO Cam, Airbnb, Storehouse (iPad version), Twitter, Vesper

I'd say Framer.

It has a pretty short learning curve, integrates nicely with Sketch and Photoshop and I am able to try out animations and interactions out really quickly.

I have noticed Form and it looks interesting too. I must admit that the mirroring feature is awesome. It really feels like an actual app while designing, but I get seriously confused by the spaghetti patching.