Geographic differences don’t need to be an impediment to creativity and collaboration.

Hop to a symbol master from a symbol instance and always view the latest version

For documentation to be useful and used, it’s critical that everyone on the team commits to maintaining it.

No one works in a future-proof field, designers included. But if you recognize that change is coming and help others along the way, you can future-proof yourself.

An Abstract product designer shares her winding career path, discovering her love of problem-solving, and why more designers should talk about their struggles and triumphs.

How to thoughtfully introduce Abstract into your design workflow.

Creating a better process requires intentional collaboration. Here’s how to think like a developer when you’re designing.

You know that Abstract can be a gamechanger for your team’s design workflow. How do you paint that same vision for everyone else?

Design Advocate Andrea Burton shares tips for using one of Abstract’s most versatile features.

Design Advocate Andrea Burton shares a few of her favorite ways to streamline your design workflow.

Branches are an essential piece of the design workflow and the cornerstone of version control.

Feedback is key to making better products, when it's given in the right place, at the right time.

"How often should I commit?" is a common question we hear from the Abstract community.

Common use cases for organizing projects in Abstract.

Stop asking, "What’s in this file? Why is it different than the current file? Where’s the final version?”

Abstract Collections allow you to organize, share, and present your design work.

How modern design teams are using Abstract as a centralized system of record.