Introducing discussions in Sympli Versions
We're happy to announce that users now can discuss designs and mention each other in branches in Sympli Versions! We know how having different channels (group chats, direct chats, emails,
Tips on designing the loading state
Chances are, if you’re working on the UI design for a website or a product, you will, at some point, need to consider a loading state. It might be
Designing Micro Interactions
What are micro-interactions? Micro-interactions are those small ‘actions’ you take while going about your digital life. Every time you like your friend’s post or snooze your morning alarm you
Design Tokens: An Intro For Designers
Unless you’ve been out of the business of design for a few years, you’ve probably heard of the term ‘design system’ and maybe even started working on your
Preparing Design Files For Handoff
A designer's job doesn’t end when the UI is complete. You must ensure developers have everything they need to implement your designs correctly, and there are a number of
Meet Versions 1.0
Design goes through multiple stages throughout a project's lifetime, which can make keeping track of changes and collaborators a colossal and time-consuming task. You've probably seen your fair share of
Introducing Teams
Ever wanted to simplify user management in Sympli? We heard you and are excited to announce Teams: a new way to organize your team and share projects. Creating a TeamIt’
Using Adobe XD & Sympli for High Fidelity Prototyping
Last week we talked about lean UX workflows, and we learned why the lean UX technique works well for teams using collaborative design tools like Adobe XD CC and Sympli.
Lean UX Process for Low Fidelity Prototypes with Sympli Handoff
Last month we released our new Sympli for Adobe XD CC App, which helps UX designers export their designs from Adobe XD to Sympli for a smooth designer>developer
New Sympli Feature: Centralise Your Design Review Process
Growth is literally inevitable in design teams. Your workflow evolves. Your team expands. Each and every individual design becomes more elaborate as your team draws closer to the finish line,