Tools I use for my day to day work.

To design anything related to apps and interfaces, I use Sketch. It’s an amazing tool built for that purpose that also integrates very well with other tools, like Zeplin or InVision, that allow an optimized workflow with developers and clients.

For wireframes, visual drafts, low fidelity prototypes, I have used tools like Balsamiq, but lately I have found useful to directly prototype in Sketch so when I go high fidelity it’s much quicker.

For pure graphic design I use mostly the Adobe Suite. My star tool is Illustrator, but I also use Photoshop for projects that need more photographic work and InDesign for layout printing files.

For my frontend projects I usually used Sublime text. I recently tried Visual Studio Code and I love it, so I’ll stick with it. It’s very complete and great for debugging.

Like most of the professionals in this field, the base software used by any motion graphics project is Adobe After Effects. I have also used Cinema 4d for works involving 3d, for animations as well as for digital design.

For project management and communication with other collaborators I use different tools, such as Trello, Jira or Slack. For version control I usually use Bitbucket.