10 Sketch tutorials for learning the basics to becoming a master

• June 7th, 2021
• Tutorials

In today’s world, where digital interfaces are ubiquitous, Sketch has become an essential tool for designers. Whether you are a complete novice or an experienced designer, Sketch can help you create high-quality designs. To help you get started, we have curated a list of the best Sketch tutorials available.

These tutorials will guide you through the basics of Sketch and help you master its many features and capabilities. From an introduction to Sketch to advanced techniques that are not possible in Photoshop, there is something for everyone in this roundup. By following these tutorials, you can become a Sketch expert and take your design skills to the next level.

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1. Prototyping in Sketch 49 – 8 Tips and Tricks

Sketch 49 is here. It skipped beta and just showed up this morning and smacked me in the frickin face. With it comes a whole new set of native prototyping tools to rapidly link screens together… and make a low fidelity prototype directly from within Sketch. Naturally there are some shortcuts and tricks and I’ve got 8 of them to share with you.

2. Quick tips for creating flexible forms in Sketch

Designing forms can be a real pain in the neck. Hover, focus, validation, error, idle… the states alone are enough to drive you bonkers. Let alone formatting for different device sizes.

3. Introduction to Sketch Basic Tools

Sketch is a design tool entirely vector-based and focused on user interface design. It’s easy to pick up and costs a fraction of the price of Photoshop. Because of its simplicity, anyone with little to no training can learn Sketch. On top of that, it’s perfect for today’s need for designing for multiple devices.

4. Most useful keyboard shortcuts on Sketch App

5. Flexible Image Grids

How to make multiple shape layers and edit the vector points all at once, which opens up some interesting possibilities. Mix in some image fills and we’ve got a sweet little recipe for time saving success.

6. Build an interactive prototype in Sketch in minutes

So you’ve got your beautiful screens designed in Sketch and you’re ready to throw together an initial prototype. In the past, we would sync to InVision, open our browser, and head to Build Mode—but the future is now.

7. Sketch App Awesomeness – Top 10 Features

8. Sketch vs. Photoshop: The 5 things Sketch can do that Photoshop can’t

Even if you haven’t made the switch yet, you’re likely aware of the mass exodus of Photoshop users switching to Sketch. So what makes Sketch the tool for designing digital products? To put it simply, Sketch can do a number of things that Photoshop can’t.

9. 8 critical shortcuts in Sketch

Want to work smarter and faster than everyone else? You’re in luck, because I’m going to show you how to master the 8 most important Sketch shortcuts. Improve your entire workflow — and your end results.

10. Share Your Work Lightning Fast

As you make progress on your design, you may need to shoot it over to a client or colleague. Let’s look at a quick and easy to to send your design work off in a flash.