Luke Mitchell

You can use your keyboard to very quickly change the opacity of a layer in Sketch. Using the number keys you can set the opacity to 10% increments, hide something or set the opacity to anything between 1 and 99. Try...

As a regular Sketch user, I am always surprised to find features that until now I didn’t realise existed. I recently learned that you can enter calculations into some size inputs, like dimensions (width & height),...

It is a reality that some features have to be prioritised above others, sometimes this means sacrificing functionality in order to reach a budget or time constraint. When decisions like this start happening it’s...

Design Sprint, day three. Today we decide on what to prototype, and ultimately test. We’ve spent the previous days assembling a collage of features, ideas, sketches and assumptions. We now need to convert it into a...

On my walk to work in London, it’s hard to avoid the Barbican Estate. I wander through it almost every day and can see it from the studio windows. It has become one of my favourite places in the city. The estate was...

There are plenty of great books, tutorials, and case-studies that can teach you to run a design sprint. But, at some point you have to take the plunge and put that learning into practice. Design sprints encourage...