Sketch: Style Guides and Asset Libraries

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Emmanuel Henri

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01 - Introduction

01 - Sketch Creating design and style guides.mp4

00:40

02 - Course prerequesites.mp4

00:34

02 - 1. Understanding Design Systems and Setup

01 - The importance of a design system.mp4

01:33

02 - Examples of design systems.mp4

02:17

03 - 2. Creating the Design System

01 - Setting up the elements with artboards.mp4

02:47

02 - Creating the color palette styles.mp4

04:40

03 - Creating the typography elements.mp4

04:06

04 - Adding menu elements.mp4

02:58

05 - Adding button elements.mp4

03:40

06 - Adding cards elements.mp4

05:32

04 - 3. Collaborating Tools

01 - Leveraging Sketchs workspace tools.mp4

02:52

02 - Exporting the design system.mp4

02:00

05 - Conclusion

01 - Next steps.mp4

00:40

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Style guides and asset libraries give designers and developers a working database of proven, reusable design patterns, enhancing team collaboration and offering greater consistency to the user experience. Learn the nuts and bolts of creating a style guide and asset library in Sketch, the popular and approachable tool for UX and web design projects. Join LinkedIn Learning senior instructor Emmanuel Henri as he shows you how to create reusable patterns with corresponding documentation. Get tips on setting up the guide with artboards, adding user interface components and integration details, and using the Sketch workspace tools to collaborate with other designers. By the end of this course, you’ll be ready to apply your newly honed skills and start creating a style guide on your own.

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An executive with 20+ years of experience in programming, technology, product management, design and business. Published 100+ courses.

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