Name: Quick Tutorial on How to Prototype in the New Sketch 49
Uploaded: 2026-01-13T19:07:38.158Z
Duration: 317 s
Description: This video tutorial demonstrates the new native prototyping features introduced in Sketch version 49. It covers how to create interactive prototypes by linking artboards and objects, and setting up transitions, directly within Sketch without needing external plugins.

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Oh, they're diving right into the new Sketch 49 prototyping features! It's always exciting when a major update like this drops, especially when it promises to streamline workflows. I'm curious to see how native this feels compared to plugins.

He's already super hyped about it after just a few minutes of playing around – that's a good sign! It sounds like Sketch has finally caught up to or even surpassed what external tools were offering, which is huge for designers. I'm ready to see this in action.

Okay, so the focus is on the core functionality of linking artboards. I can see how that would be the first step in creating any kind of interactive flow. It’s cool that they're starting with the basics to build up the understanding.

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The speaker introduces the new prototyping features in Sketch version 49, noting their recent release [0:00]. Having just updated and briefly experimented with the software, he expresses immediate enthusiasm for its capabilities [0:15]. The core focus of this segment is to demonstrate how these new tools allow for interactive design elements directly within Sketch, moving beyond static mockups to create more dynamic user experiences [0:20].

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