Launchpad for Sketch - Publish responsive HTML websites directly from Sketch

Launchpad for Sketch gives designers the power the create live website, directly from Sketch.

You design, we put it on the web.

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Amazingly executed, so simple. You guys rock!
This is incredible, we just tried it out and it only took us 10 seconds (not even exaggerating) to go from basic Sketch idea to functional webpage. Great stuff guys!
That looks rad! Is it possible to host the website yourself? I guess some people would prefer their own hosting or maybe do some Javascript stuff afterwards... 🤔
That's something that crossed my mind as well. Seeing as how it's a SaaS pricing model, I doubt they'd give out the source code. Since it's static you could always open the dev tools and extract the HTML/CSS and JavaScript if there's any. From there you could modify the code and host it yourself, although it might be against their ToS or something.
This looks fantastic. I'm wondering how complex it will become.
This is wild
Does this use CSS for buttons? Or are they images?
Just tried it out, looks like it uses CSS!
Are there hover states?
Not yet but in the future yes
Super Cool
So, squarespace for designers?
This is huge! Webflow (which I love) just got a new competitor!
Cool what frameworks if any is this based off for breakpoints (eg. 960 grid or bootstrap or standard breakpoints), also any navigation page effects so things can fly-in as you scroll?
Breakpoints are pure vanilla CSS media queries, no frameworks at all. Meaning your design is not limited to cols / specific breakpoint value, it's set by your artboards sizes. Docs: And yup, effects are coming soon in one of the next updates :)