How to design responsive website in sketch
In order to create responsive design that fits both mobile and desktop, we'll use the Breakpoints feature.!
Episode 9: Designing Responsive UI Views In this tutorial episode I'll introduce and walk you through the Sketch responsive and adaptive.
Responsive Design in Sketch
Tools like Webflow, Wix’s Editor X, and Wordpress plugin Elementor will all create coded websites as the final deliverable - but this is not the case with Sketch. Sketch can give you CSS properties for individual elements, but not for entire layouts, and Sketch's final deliverables are images that need to be ‘prototyped’ (one way or another) to emulate a working website.
Sketch does however have some useful features that can aid in the planning of responsive layouts.
The ‘resizing’ section of the attributes panel to the right of the main workspace features two options and a preview box:
1. Pin to Edge
2. Fix Size
3. Preview
1.2 Use layout grids and auto-layout · 3 Use smart layout and resizing · 4 Use breakpoints and artboards · 5 Use plugins.
Pin to edge
This option will ‘pin’ an element to the edge of its parent container. Parent containers can be either a folder in your layers panel, or an entire artboard can act as a parent container.
The above animation shows the resizing of a parent container with no pinned elements.
Notice how the red dotted guideline and the purple box element both move slightly to the right as the parent container is stretche