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Sanjeeb Lama edited this page Apr 21, 2023
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- Figma:
- released on September 27, 2016.
- It's 100% web-based and the offline version is also available for MAC and Windows.
- Free version ✅
- Adobe Experience Design:
- Adobe XD was Released just months before Figma on March 14, 2016
- XD offers a similar experience to design and prototyping when compared with Figma.
- A key difference in XD is that you can’t use it in the browser, you have to download a piece of software that works on Mac and Windows.
- Free version ✅
- Sketch:
- Sketch was released way before Adobe XD and Figma, back on September 7, 2010.
- Most UI/UX designers switched from using Adobe Photoshop for UI design to Sketch back then.
- One major drawback of Sketch is that it will only work on Mac.
- It’s not available for Windows users. Another drawback is that after a 30-days trial of the app, you will have to pay a one-time payment of $99.
- Empty Areas in a User Interface. NEGATIVE Space
- Should be applied based on four factors:
- Space Availability:
- Number of Components
- Alignments
- Consistency
- Helps separate elements from each other by adjusting color, brightness and/or opacity
- should be applied based on two factors:
- Is it type? If so, is it text they need to read?
- If it’s not typed, is it an important visual element?
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Type based contrast should be applied given the following:
- How large is the type?
- Should it be readable?
- Does it adhere to the WCAG Contrast Guidelines?
- Web Content Accessibility Guidelines
- Small Text (AA) should have a 5.1:1 ratio
- Small Text (AAA) should have a 7:1 ratio
- Large Text (AA) should have a 3:1 ratio
- Large Text (AAA) should have 4.5:1 ratio
- Web Content Accessibility Guidelines
- Consider the following:
- Should it be readable?
- How much space is available?
- Scale and Type:
- Paragraph Tag should be no smaller than 16px
- Adjust type scale to reinforce visual hierarchy


- Provides structure and flow to a layout