If you’re a digital designer like us, this probably sounds familiar:
- Disorganized assets in several places
- Conflicted copies of files creating confusion and noise
- Not knowing who made what edit or why they did it
- Feedback slipping through the cracks
- Inconsistencies creeping into the work
Us, too. With so many places to look and so little context about what we were seeing, we felt scattered, disorganized, and unfocused. Our tools were making things worse instead of helping. Then it hit us:
Our design process needed a redesign.
Say hello to Abstract!
Design is more than layouts and prototypes. We’ve built Abstract to help with the other half of design work: managing changes, documenting the work, and keeping everyone informed. It’s a version controlled workflow, built on Git, and seamlessly integrated with Sketch.
(More file formats coming soon!)
Redesign your design process with Abstract
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Make it visible
Abstract shows ongoing work by capturing changes to files with annotations by the person who made the edits, down to the artboard level.
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Make it seamless
Abstract integrates with the software you already use. If Sketch is your tool, Abstract is your toolbox, with support for more formats coming soon.
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Make it organized
Stop digging through folders and wondering if you have the right file. Abstract wrangles file sprawl into a structured, informative, and unified workspace.
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Make it structured
Keep your work focused and organized by branching off of your master files. Then pull it all back together through Abstract’s automated merging process.
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Make it clear
Abstract labels master files and creates safe spaces for ongoing work. Now it’s easy to identify what’s in progress and what’s ready to be implemented.
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Make it connected
Abstract is built on top of stable Git hosting, so your work is mirrored to the app and web for your team. Wherever you have Abstract, you have your work.