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Very interesting design and definitely a great technical achievement in their menu/page navigation. Unfortunately it doesn't give the user a clear sense of place once they have entered a section.

I love the typography but I don't think white type on an edge to edge red background is very easy to read on the web. It can look great on printed designs but on the web it doesn't work so well. I also think 12px Akzidenz Grotesk in gray tends to be pretty hard to read.

Very beautiful though…I want a printed copy of it!

But I love Sketch.

I would also put dark theme on the bottom of my list. I absolutely love the direction Sketch is moving in and don't want this to sound to harsh but…

Some things I would like to see:

1. Locking symbols so that accidentally deleting the wrong layer wouldn't destroy the rest of the document.

2. Locking the text styles so the same thing wouldn't happen to them.

3. Better resizing

4. Better rotating (ability to "flatten" the rotation")

5. Better memory management (so many times just closing and opening Sketch will take the CPU from 110% back down to a normal value)

6. States for symbols (hover, active, etc.)

Our company uses Adobe EchoSign to have our panelists sign NDAs. I wouldn't call it "frictionless" but it seems to work.

Dusty portfolio: http://mattmitchellcreative.comhttps://dribbble.com/mattstudio

I'd love an invite. I've been doing a bunch of icon/ui work lately but haven't updated my portfolio.

Here's some older work: http://mattmitchellcreative.comhttps://dribbble.com/mattstudio