Sympli Updates Versions
This article was originally Published by DEVOPSDIGEST on March 30, 2022 Sympli announced an update to Versions, a Sympli feature that provides an end-to-end, Git-based version control solution for design
Introducing the Sympli ROI Calculator – See how much you can save
Sympli customers report that having their design and development teams use Sympli tools saves each designer or developer as much as five minutes per day. This adds up to a
Sympli Versions: Introducing Workspaces
Need an easy way to organize and manage your subscriptions, transfer ownerships, and deactivate users to free up seats in Sympli Versions? Meet Workspaces. This new feature allows you to
4 Apps to Keep Your Design References Organized
A Designer's work requires a lot of resources: mood boards, photos, screenshots, mockups, fonts, links, design files. So how do you keep all your design-related files organized and avoid cluttering
Why Designing @1x Is the Best Practice for Scalable Design
It’s always been the case that developers and designers operate in different languages: Developers work in points and DPs (density-independent pixels) and designers work in pixels. But until recently,
Introducing Sympli Support for Adobe XD CC for Windows
Since the release of Sympli support for Adobe XD CC for Mac, we've been frequently been asked "When are you going to support Adobe XD CC for Windows???" Well, now
Introducing Prototyping Support
Using prototyping features in Sketch 49 or Adobe XD? Ever wanted to share the flow of your artboards to your developers so they can implement better and faster? Now, you
Tag, You're It! Organize Screens in Sketch, Sympli + More
Tagging is an important feature in Sympli — we increase clarity when we tag screens to order and sort them, or tag collaborators so that it’s clear who we’re
The Road to UX: My Journey to 30 Rock
Our colleagues in the UX industry all come from so many unique backgrounds and stories that we thought it would be fun to start spotlighting our fellow peers and their
Sympli for Developers: Introduction
Originally published at code.tutsplus.com by Davis Allie. If you haven’t heard of it before, Sympli is a tool designed to simplify the process of taking an interface