It’s by far my favorite color picker tool. You have the ability to connect it to Photoshop, so if you pick a color and Photoshop is open it will set your foreground color to that. Frank DeLoupe Color Picker – Let’s you color pick from ANYWHERE, not just the browser.Here are a few other tools I use during the design process: If I need to do more specific image manipulation I’ll use Photoshop, for vector work I’ll use Illustrator, and for documentation it’s InDesign. My dad always told me to use the right tool for the job, so these days I’m using Sketch for the bulk of my design work. While Photoshop has done its best to keep up with Sketch, gone are the days of using it for designing websites and apps. That was until I was introduced to Sketch. There was a point and time in my career that I was doing all of my design work in Photoshop. I’ve learned to not get too fancy in wireframes because you have to think of them like blueprints of a house – you’re not painting yet. The point of wireframes is making sure that all items on the page are accounted for and in the right order. I found a pretty basic wireframe template that I’ve been using over the years and it gets the job done.
Next, I’ll turn my sketches into high-fidelity wireframes in Sketch. When I’m sketching, whether it’s on my iPad or on paper, it’s usually low-fidelity wireframes. I’m a big fan of Rarepad and the 960 Grid System PDFs which I’ll either print out or bring into Adobe Photoshop Sketch on my iPad Pro. I keep a Moleskin on hand for when I want to quickly sketch out a concept to use for later. It’s the quickest and easiest way for me to get concepts out, especially if I have multiple ideas. Here’s a look at what’s in my own designer toolkit and peek inside my process. In my industry, it’s so easy to fall behind, so I’m happy to see I’m right on track. When the results came out for the Design Tools Survey, it was fascinating to see what the industry standards were and how I as a designer compared.
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