#Protopie vs principle software

I'm mainly a Sketch user, but XD is more and more feeling like the better/cleaner/faster choice recently.

#Protopie vs principle software

I just got the green light on purchasing such animation/prototyping software, and I’d love to hear constructive feedback/pro’s and con’s/general advice on which software to choose, based on your professional experience with it. I'm pretty new in this community, so I'm going to be straightforward with my question.Ī little context about me and my situation - I’m a UX/UI designer, working in a CPH-based design studio. Please report any posts which break these rules, to maintain the quality of the subreddit. NO PERSONAL INFORMATION Do not publicly post personal information. No memes or other types of non-design related content.Using multiple accounts to bypass the rules or for any other reason will get you banned.Please do not flood the sub with Daily UI challenges.This including resources, kits, YT videos, Medium Blogs and other external blogs/content posts (e.g '5 UI trending tips/ tools in 2020'). All off-topic and lazy links posts will be removed.Job posts belong in /r/forhire, /r/DesignJobs or /r/jobs Respect our designers in the sub and the industry. NO SPEC WORK, SURVEYS OR JOB requests, or any type of design contest.

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