
Once we bypass this phase of design innovation, I’m excited to see what comes next. Adding handoff capabilities into a prototyping app shouldn’t be an option, it’s a necessity. In the near future, I expect the market will consolidate into a few fully-featured apps.
ZEPLIN VS INVISION HOW TO
Here is how to create a Responsive Grid in Sketch.

In my case, I use the 8-point grid system considering almost all the existing screen sizes in the market are divisible by 8.

When handing off your specs, don’t forget to communicate with your developers to find out how they prefer the screens to be delivered. Therefore, InVision Inspect becomes a natural extension for my current workflow. This feature ensures no files are missing, and it simplifies the struggle to consistently host and deliver images to each site page or app view. While InVision’s Free plan gives project owners the option to archive their existing project for a new upload.įurthermore, Inspect has a “Download All Assets” feature that gives developers the ability to pull down all icon and image files at one time instead of on a screen by screen basis. Tools like InVision and Marvel are much better to create prototypes for both developers, coworkers and even stakeholders, but they don't have this kind of feature (inspection) as Zeplin does.So each of them can be used for different purposes, offering different approaches to share and interact with layouts for apps and websites. With that said, if you are on a Free plan, you have to permanently delete your existing project to. With that said, if you are on a Free plan, you have to permanently delete your existing project to be able to upload a new one. With Zeplin, archiving is only available to paid subscribers. With Zeplin, archiving is only available to paid subscribers. While Zeplin’s export process is extremely easy and generates many baseline specs automatically, I personally prefer InVision Inspect for its ability to keep my design prototypes and final design specs all in one place.
