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Figma

UI/UX & Prototyping

Figma is a browser-based design platform for creating user interfaces, prototypes, and design systems. Because files live in the cloud, multiple people can work on the same canvas at once and watch each other's cursors, making design collaborative in the same way documents became collaborative online. It is aimed at product designers, developers, researchers, and the wider teams around them. Core capabilities include vector editing, reusable components and styles, interactive prototyping, developer handoff with inspectable specifications, and FigJam, a companion whiteboard for brainstorming. A growing set of AI features helps with tasks like generating layouts and drafting content. Figma runs on a freemium model, with a free starter tier and paid plans priced per editor for professional and organization use. Founded in 2012 and headquartered in San Francisco, the company remained independent after a proposed Adobe acquisition was abandoned, and it later went public.

Sketch

UI/UX & Prototyping

Sketch is a vector-based design tool for macOS used to create user interfaces, icons, illustrations, and prototypes. It centers on artboards, reusable symbols, and shared styles, giving designers a fast, focused environment for digital product work. The application is built for UI and UX designers, particularly teams designing apps and websites. Standout features include components and libraries for maintaining consistency, responsive layout tools such as Stacks, and a browser-based workspace that lets collaborators view, inspect, and hand off designs. A plugin ecosystem extends its functionality further. Sketch uses a flexible licensing model that combines a one-time Mac license with optional subscriptions for collaboration and cloud features. Created by Bohemian Coding and first released in 2010, it helped popularize modern interface design workflows and remains a mainstay among Mac-based product teams.

Spline

UI/UX & Prototyping

Spline is a 3D design tool that runs in the browser and lets users model, animate, and build interactive scenes without specialized rendering software. It provides an approachable editor for creating objects, applying materials, and adding animation and interactivity that can be embedded directly into websites and apps. The product is aimed at designers, developers, and creative teams who want to add 3D and spatial elements to digital experiences. Its strengths include real-time collaboration, an intuitive interface for people new to 3D, and export options for the web, along with AI-assisted features that generate 3D content from text prompts. Spline follows a freemium model, offering a free tier with paid plans that add collaboration, storage, and advanced capabilities. Founded in 2020, it has grown quickly as demand for interactive 3D on the web has increased.