SketchFlow 1.5 adds node-based design logic and AI-assisted symbol synthesis

Design · 4 min read

SketchFlow 1.5 integrates a visual node editor where designers can attach logic—data bindings, conditional visibility, and simple event handlers—directly to components. The node system is intentionally non-programmatic, using declarative blocks to keep complexity accessible to designers rather than engineers.

The AI-assisted symbol synthesis identifies repeated micro-patterns across artboards and proposes reusable symbols, generating responsive variants and basic documentation for each. Designers can accept, modify, or reject proposed symbols, and accepted symbols automatically propagate updates to linked instances.

The company also improved code export for common front-end stacks, exporting the node-logic as lightweight state machines compatible with React, Svelte, and Flutter. Teams report fewer handoff questions because interactive logic is visible and editable within the design tool itself.