Designer Starts version 1.5 Using a Reduction Website design kit

Serif’s graphic design app Affinity Designer for Mac has launched its most recent version — and also to celebrate the launch they’re supplying a limited-time discount for new users as well as a no cost Grade UI kit.  

Affinity Designer 1.5 is currently available in the App Store to get a one time payment of #29.99. If you’re working on branding, concept artwork, print projects, icons, UI, UX or internet this program offers a decent alternative to Adobe Illustrator or Adobe Photoshop UX – last year it won the Apple Design Award.

New attributes include optimization for a colour picker tool, text styles and symbols, MacOS Sierra, constraints, export advancements and asset management and style developments.

Affinity Designer 1.5: New features   

The new constraints feature allows consumers to control size or the position of an item which makes it possible to create components performing within an pseudo-responsive manner.  

The symbols attribute allows users to have several instances of the same thing — where editing one thing will edit them.  

While instant feedback makes it a doodle to monitor the accuracy of your design snapping power is a feature based around creating easy, customisable alignment and snap to pixel.  

The advantage management panel allows users to drag and drop items into or from this panel for simple access.

 

To find out more information about the newest features in Affinity Designer 1.5 check out those videos.

 Affinity Designer 1.5: Price & deals

Along with the launching of Affinity Designer 1.5, Serif is offering new clients a limited-time 20 percent reduction on the usual one-off price of #39.99 (US$49.99). It is going to now cost you #29.99 to buy the applications for the first time, and upgrading to the most recent version is absolutely free to existing owners. There is also a free trial available.

 

And they’re also throwing in a free Grade UI website design kit worth US$58 to most of Affinity Designer owners. Designer Sergey Azovskiy creates the kit, with the aim to make it as versatile for designers and programmers to create a site within minutes.  

Mac users should follow the to get the kit, but it will be included now in beta with a launch.

Serif has Mac picture editing program Affinity Photo — a competitor to Adobe Photoshop. Check out what we thought of this after its launch last year.

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