I know and use both Sketch and Figma on a decent level, and I prefer Sketch over Figma. My only complaint to it is that it doesn't have Ubuntu version (I understand why, but still).
To me, is main advantage of Sketch was how many tiny things they got right (before Sketch, I was using Fireworks), and this combined volume of tiny improvements resulted a huge advancement of user experience.
Figma, on the other hand, innovated just one thing: made design online and collaborative. All other tiny niceties are mostly copied. So I prefer to support the guys who crack their heads and innovate.
I also think that Sketch team knows about their main disadvantage, so a web editor for it looks to be in the works.
To me, is main advantage of Sketch was how many tiny things they got right (before Sketch, I was using Fireworks), and this combined volume of tiny improvements resulted a huge advancement of user experience.
Figma, on the other hand, innovated just one thing: made design online and collaborative. All other tiny niceties are mostly copied. So I prefer to support the guys who crack their heads and innovate.
I also think that Sketch team knows about their main disadvantage, so a web editor for it looks to be in the works.