We’ve added some great new features and improvements in November that cover better organisation and performance. Many of the features we work on each month come directly from your feedback to our customer team and via our public feature request board. Keep them coming! Shared folders We launched folders to help you quickly organise personal work for different flows, projects… Read More ￫

After some huge releases in September, our focus has been on changing how collaboration and project organisation works in Marvel. We’ve also kicked off our most requested feature, project sections! Full project-visibility for companies Our Company Plan now allows everyone in your team to view and join each others projects, meaning you no longer need to add collaborators manually. All… Read More ￫

If you’re working on iPhone X apps before the big launch, we’ve got you covered with our latest release. You can now prototype for the iPhone X in just a few clicks…notch and all! How to get started with iPhone X prototyping: It’s super simple to get started. Simply create a new project and select the iPhone X from the… Read More ￫

We’ve seen our prototypes make a huge impact in communicating with development teams, but we wanted to find a way to save the time and effort that goes with the design-to-development process. Redlining, annotating PDFs and (urgh) cutting assets are tasks that we wanted to solve in just a few clicks. Our goal is to free up the time your… Read More ￫

We’re excited to announce Marvel for JIRA and Confluence – our latest integration with two of the most popular Atlassian tools for product and development teams. Prototypes have become a fundamental part of the design-to-development process, so naturally one of the most common uses of Marvel is within project management tools. Whether it’s spec documents, development tasks or even bug… Read More ￫

We’re excited to announce that Marvel now integrates into Paper, a beautiful, collaborative document creation tool by Dropbox. One of the most popular uses of Marvel is linking to prototypes in project documentation. That can be everything from creating specifications for developers to notes from brainstorming sessions. Now with our Dropbox Paper integration, those links automatically turn into full, interactive… Read More ￫

We’ve hooked up with our friends at Swifticons to give away over 100 outlined avatar icons for free. The icons come in PNG, SVG, Sketch, EPS and AI formats. Great for all screen sizes! Want the full-set of 2264 icons? Head over to Swifticons and use the code MARV40 for a whopping 40% off! Download icons

Back in 2012, a new app called POP burst onto the scene and allowed users to turn paper sketches into interactive prototypes. It quickly grew in popularity and by 2013 Apple had selected it as one of the Top Apps of the year. Today it has over 500,000 users. Earlier this year, the POP team joined Priceline, leaving the popular… Read More ￫

Deliveroo has been the talk of the town in design for the last couple of months. Their new visual identity sparked conversation and drove attention to the fast moving startup – which launched in 2013 and now has over 20,000 riders and operates in 12 different markets. Last month lead Deliveroo designers, Courtney McNeil and Simon Rohrbach, spoke to the… Read More ￫

Snap is a free UI kit for Sketch containing over 50 screens and dozens of useful elements such as buttons icons and forms. Check out the prototype and download link below: Download UI Kit

Citysets is a fantastic icon set for Sketch and Illustrator by talented Bryn Taylor, based on New York, London, Paris and Sydney. Containing 80 icons in AI, SVG and Sketch formats, it’s perfect for both web and mobile projects. Click the link below to download: Download icons You can see more of Bryn’s work on Dribbble.

We’ve teamed up with the super talented Budi Tanrim to provide you 90 free solid and line icons for Sketch and Illustrator. Grab the sets by clicking the download button below: Download icons