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Thanks, it has been added.

All data is independently researched. In some cases you will inevitably have overlaps, because it makes the most sense to order content in a certain way.

The datasets are also fundamentally different, because I have drawn my own conclusions during my research.

All data is independently researched. In some cases you will inevitably have overlaps, because it makes the most sense to order content in a certain way.

The datasets are also fundamentally different, because I have drawn my own conclusions during my research.

All data is independently researched. In some cases you will inevitably have overlaps, because it makes the most sense to order content in a certain way.

The datasets are also fundamentally different, because I have drawn my own conclusions during my research.

All data is independently researched. In some cases you will inevitably have overlaps, because it makes the most sense to order content in a certain way.

The datasets are also fundamentally different, because I have drawn my own conclusions during my research.

You can save Figma projects locally.

I pointed out earlier that I shouldn't have made that comment.

Cool, I'll add that.

It looks good, and amazing that it's open source.

It has been added.

Each tool has been independently researched, of course there are going to be overlaps when comparing some of the same services.

That makes sense, it is on my list of features to add.

Some of those bugs are almost hilarious, but also a sad state of the software.

The reason why I stopped using it was because every time I exported an asset, the image was blurry for some reason.

It's very difficult to find a common metric that is reliable, unless I have user generated inputs for that. Currently, it's based on Google search volume. Mostly for the domain, but sometimes that is not possible, and for Photoshop I have to use "photoshop ui design" to get a good estimate for how popular it is among UI designers

It's very difficult to find a common metric that is reliable, unless I have user generated inputs for that. Currently, it's based on Google search volume. Mostly for the domain, but sometimes that is not possible, and for Photoshop I have to use "photoshop ui design" to get a good estimate for how popular it is among UI designers.