Nice approach to search. The overall aesthetics feel very Dropbox.com to me.

Hi Andrei,

Figma has great versioning and commenting tools, but it all comes down to the form factor. Figma versioning is normally used to restore lost frames, and that’s awesome.

Sensive is not about that. Sensive allows you to see the design evolution of each frame without having to load versions one by one in order to visualize that.

Also, Sensive allows you to have a stream of all the frames your team is working on in one place, which increases the exposure of your design process independently from Figma. Think of it as a companion.

I encourage you to watch the quick tour on our landing page: https://app.sensive.co/

Hi guys, part of the Sensive team here alongside with Diego.

Over the past few months, we have been designing, building and iterating over a companion tool for Figma. We are excited to finally share it with the DN community.

Sensive currently allows you to track, and automatically generate snapshots of your changes on Figma files so you and your team can have a centralized design hub.

Take it for a spin! Leave questions or comments here. :)

No Under Consideration article? ;)

I know this may not be popular but thanks to Figma I was finally able to switch to Windows. I'm so glad that their product is only getting better now.

Not to mention you can finally access team library from within the library itself. This wasn't possible before.

(I love macOS, but I love building my own computer and being able to play proper games all in one OS more. That means Windows. Transition was easier than I thought it would.)

Couldn't agree more. The prototyping is so simple and I love that. No transitions or anything like that--they'll add them later I'm sure but for now I think that's all I need. I wish the hand off allowed for annotations, which we have been doing manually on my team.

How does this compare with using "-"?

Read the book in school. It's an intriguing way of thinking about the context of things.

Very sweet. Question: why Bing and not Google Images?

I'm concerned about the performance (very choppy/slow, at least on Safari) and the strict workflow. If I were you, I would get lot of inspiration from Milanote.