Robert Petras

1. Thanks @Blende21! I see now what DAM stands for. 2. As for PP. I consider it rather an office presentation tool than a professional prototyping software. I still consider developing new design/prototyping app to be beneficial for Serif. But who knows, this field turned to be quite saturated so it could be late for make this move. We shall see what developers at Serif is cooking this year for us. An eBook export feature in Affinity Publisher would be welcome for lots of us for sure ;-')

1. What is a DAM software? @ashf 2. I totally agree with you, Affinity should develop and release a new prototyping tool. With this new product they could expand their business.

Creating and editing Global Colors feature on iPad would be so beneficial for us. It could increase the productivity tremendously in my opinion. Please, consider to develop this feature. Thank you!

Great point of view, Telfire! Affinity Proto could be a game-changer and a disruptor in this arena. As I see, there is a huge demand for a non-subscription based prototyping tool in the market.

I'm 100% agree with you, Boroji! Affinity Proto could be a game-changer and a disruptor in this arena. As I see, there is a huge demand for a non-subscription based prototyping tool in the market.

A dedicated UI design tool from Serif would be much more appreciated by designers, who unfortunately have to use Sketch or Adobe XD, Figma, etc. I would gladly pay for a new UI design and prototyping software to Serif if they could bring this to life in the future. Just dreaming about a full circle: print, design, photo and prototyping tools under the Affinity umbrella could be a perfect toolbox for any creative professionals. Affinity Proto could be a game-changer and a disruptor in this arena. As I see, there is a huge demand for a non-subscription based prototyping tool in the market.

Nice work, congrats! Witam Ciebie z Węgrzech!

Hello Fellow Designers, I would like to share my latest work with you. Last week I created an iOS 13 app with Affinity Designer and Apple's latest user interface framework, SwiftUI. The application itself is a part of my new SwiftUI Course as the first project which students will build from scratch. I found both Affinity Designer and Photo very helpful in the creative process and I decided to continue work with them in the future. If you do not mind, I attach some snapshots of the SwiftUI app. What do you think about it? Any suggestions or tips? I would appreciate it so much. Have a nice day! Cheers, Robert A short video about the final app: App Gallery

Thanks, @dominik! You helped me a lot with this information!

It would be awesome for all UI designers that we could import Sketch App file format into Affinity Designer, would not it? Is there any chance to see this feature request landing in the foreseeable future, what do you think about it?

Thank you Miguel, your macros works like a charm in Affinity Photo for iPad.

+1 definitely

+1

This is a really great update of Affinity Photo for iPad (v1.6.5), thank you for this great software!

Ha, I will be the next one. The vector editing tools of Affinity Photo for iPad is quite basic, but the app is still mind-blowing! I wish we could have direct access to iCloud's Affinity folder and open/save photos.