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Keyboard shortcuts like Sketch, Figma, XD
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Wilo Dietrich
Please add Sketch/ Figma keyboard shortcuts.
- I should be able to use ⌘+arrows on my keyboard to resize elements like in Sketch and Figma.
- Just like if I press R, it shouldn't just immediately insert a rectangle, it should let me draw it in place.
- ⌘+1 should take me to 100% zoom of all of the contents I have created.
- ⌘+2 should zoom me in on the element I have selected.
Why change something that people are used to in other tools, especially when you are having people import from those tools?
Vasim S
Holding CMD/CTRL when resizing a container ignores all constraint in Figma. It's a huge quality of life feature and would be great to see in Protopie.
Ira X
There is a merged post on this page about layer order which I agree with:
• Bring to Front: ]
• Bring Forward: ⌘]
• Send Backward: ⌘[
• Send to Back: [
And these should also apply to the trigger/response panel as seen here:
Patricia (ProtoPie Team)
Merged in a post:
Tabbing between layers
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Gandalf Dyck
One thing I'm missing from Sketch is being able to easily switch/change layer focus by pressing TAB.
Very useful when layers are not named properly, to easily change a name (focus) -> TAB -> change name of layer below -> TAB -> Change layer beneath that one etc.
Combinations:
TAB: Layer below
SHIFT + TAB: Layer above
Benefit: Removes the need for a user to use the mouse/trackpad to move to the next layer, clicking that layer and pressing enter.
By implementing TAB it will be so easy to change names or move to the next Trigger layer by just pressing TAB/SHIFT+TAB.
Patricia (ProtoPie Team)
Patricia (ProtoPie Team)
Patricia (ProtoPie Team)
Merged in a post:
Change Zoom Shortcut from Ctrl+Scroll to Command or Alt
Irakli008
Most of the UI/UX tools I use consistently have Cmd+Scroll as the main zoom feature. It would be nice to change the current Ctrl+Scroll on ProtoPie to Cmd on Mac by default, or at least give us the option to choose.
For an app that has such complex functionality, trying to overcome muscle-memory for zooming has strangely been the biggest learning curve for me.
Patricia (ProtoPie Team)
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