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Figma is a browser-based interface design tool with multiplayer editing, components and variables, auto layout, prototyping, dev mode handoff and FigJam whiteboards. Files live in the browser, so review and handoff happen through a link. It has a free starter tier and paid seats for professional and organisation plans.
Sketch is a macOS design application for interface and icon work, with symbols, shared libraries, prototyping and a web app for handoff and review. It follows a native-app model rather than running in the browser, and is sold as a subscription or a one-off Mac licence with optional workspace collaboration.
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