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Sponsored ContentThis sponsored post features a product relevant to our readers while meeting our editorial guidelines for being objective and educational.In today’s tutorial I’m going to introduce you to Avocode, developed by the “eleven brave men and one brave woman” of Source and recently released in the form of version 1.0. Avocode is an application which allows you to work with .psd and .sketch files, moving from design to code, without even opening Photoshop or Sketch.We covered Avocode a few months ago, but back then it was still in beta and has since undergone some serious feature overhauls. This tutorial will show you how to work with the Avocode desktop application and introduce the new features. Part 1. Getting StartedIn this part of the tutorial I’ll demonstrate how to get setup with Avocode, create projects, upload Photoshop and Sketch files, then work with those files in the Avocode desktop application. Part 2. Exporting CodeIn this video I’ll show you how to generate CSS (along with Sass and Compass) directly from your Photoshop and Sketch files. We’ll also look at some shortcuts and a ton of other helpful features. Let’s get started! Useful Resourcesavocode.com@avocode on TwitterAvocode Stories on Medium

NEW YORK, Oct. 20, 2021 /PRNewswire/ -- Ceros, the cloud-based, no-code design platform powering the most exceptional interactive digital content, announced today its acquisition of Prague-based Avocode, the revolutionary design-to-code platform used by companies including eBay, Panasonic and Tesla. The purchase allows Ceros to improve the integration of the Avocode Open Design API and eliminate an all-too-familiar pain point for designers — how to bring design files from one platform over to another.Avocode's technology, with which Ceros previously had integrated, saves designers time by converting design files from sources such as Adobe Illustrator, Adobe Photoshop and Sketch into interactive, online content via the Ceros Studio. This process of taking original design files and bringing them to life online is seamless. It requires no coding on the part of the designer, a hallmark of Ceros products.Avocode's technology is perfectly suited to Ceros' mission of helping the world unlock creativity, Ceros CEO Simon Berg said."We are insanely excited about the Avocode team and technology becoming part of the Ceros family," Berg said. "Our businesses and cultures could not be more aligned, and our shared vision of the future is palpable."Avocode CEO Vu Hoang Anh sees Ceros as a leader in the creative industry and has experienced firsthand Ceros' support for the company's Open Design API. The Avocode team believes Ceros offers the best way to grow the technology and bring it to a wider audience."We're thrilled to join Ceros today and even more excited to be able to continue our joint mission to unlock design for everyone. Ceros is undeniably the right home and the best possible team to join," he said. "Not only can we take our mission to the next level, but most importantly, both companies share the same values. We can't wait to see what amazing products we will create together."Ceros is retaining and expanding the Avocode team members in Prague, many of whom will focus on leveraging the Open Design API to scale the Ceros Studio further, helping users increase time-to-value and reduce time-to-market.By adding an open design API to its stack, Ceros is accelerating efforts to remove coding from the creative process. This opens up exciting possibilities for semi-autonomous, "headless" design, where content appears via API for display across devices. Plans also include leveraging artificial intelligence and machine learning to remove laborious and repetitive tasks, all in pursuit of unlocking the creative potential of Ceros clients and the wider community."As both a customer and partner of Ceros, I am really pleased to see this move," said Peter Orlowsky, senior vice president of strategic partnerships for Getty Images. "Getty is known for its creative and innovative approach to business and technology. Ceros shares those values. This acquisition only

Features & Integrations:With Adobe XD, users can create engaging prototypes with a variety of animation options. The Auto-Animate feature adds a dynamic touch to prototypes, while the Coediting feature supports real-time collaboration.Adobe XD integrates efficiently with other Adobe products, such as Photoshop and Illustrator, and platforms like Slack, Microsoft Teams, and JIRA, bridging the gap between design, feedback, and implementation. LEARN MORE ABOUT ADOBE XD: Sketch provides powerful tools for vector editing, making it an essential asset for anyone working with digital design. Its proficiency in vector editing, combined with a range of features tailored for interface design, makes Sketch the go-to choice for this specific task.Why I Picked Sketch:I chose Sketch due to its profound focus on user interface design and vector editing. Among various tools, Sketch shined through because of its comprehensive, robust feature set and a high degree of customization.It's well-equipped to handle intricate vector editing tasks, and its capability in interface design is solid, which is why I think it's best for these tasks.Standout Features & Integrations:Sketch's vector editing tools allow for the precise creation and manipulation of complex vector shapes. Designers can also work with reusable, responsive components to maintain consistency across designs.Sketch supports integrations with a number of other design tools and plugins such as Zeplin, Avocode, and Abstract, which enhances its functionality and flexibility. Other Design Feedback Tools Below is a list of additional design feedback tools that I shortlisted but did not make it to the top 10. Definitely worth checking them out. Atarim For web design project management Overflow For visual storyboarding and user flow diagrams BugHerd For tracking visual design bugs and issues UserGuiding Good for creating interactive product tours and user onboarding guides UserTesting Good for getting real user feedback on design prototypes ClickUp Good for managing design projects with built-in design tools Creately Good for creating diagrams and flowcharts collaboratively Avocode Good for auto-generating design specs, assets, and code from designs Notable Good for capturing and sharing website design feedback visually UserZoom Good for conducting UX research and gathering user insights Framer Good for creating high-fidelity interactive design