What's your design tool of choice?

Now I'm using Sketch for design and Figma/invision for prototyping . Thinking of using Eva Design system :)

Marvel

I'm using Sketch with Abstract but I'm desperate to switch to Framer. I think what's stopping me is the learning curver as, say Figma 2.0, or Flinto are so similar in UI so the switch is easy.

Sketch all the way!

I really like Figma from the few times I've played with it. I also really like using non design tools for design-y things (designers, don't judge me!) like Keynote which is actually really handy for making social media posts quickly.

I've used Axure RP at my last two companies, and it's really pretty good for advanced prototyping. I like how it uses native form elements so users can actually type data in, make selections, etc., which makes usability testing feel much more real.

I use a combination of Figma + Interplay, Webflow, Framer X, Principle, and used to love using Atomic. Atomic unfortunately shut down, and now I'm on the hunt for a tool as good them that will be useful in every situation like Atomic was.

switching more and more to really design in code :)

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For me the choice of the tool depend of challenge for example: If you are part of a large team building a huge product and you need to have great collaboration between designers, Figma it's a great choice. If you need to prototype and design (saving time) in a single app to test and validate ideas with a small and large amount of user combine Studio + Webflow is really powerful. If the company started creating digital product and own the adobe account XD is in the package (Ready to use) And finally if all de design system of a big product was created in Sketch, and the team has created a ecosystem of work, collaboration, process and tools, I don't see the necesity to change. Resumen: Depend of the challenge.