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We are pleased to announce that we will soon be releasing our latest product: Auto-Layout for Windows

Many designers wish they could use the same tools being used on Mac but in many cases that’s just not possible.

Our mission is to empower designers to own their design no matter which operating system they use. That’s why we’ve came up with a solution to allow responsive design in Windows as well.

Since we want to reach as many people as possible we integrated Auto-Layout with the workhorse that everybody knows. That’s right — MS Paint.

First released in November 1985, MS Paint is a reliable design tool that is being used to this day to design digital products.

“I’ve been using MS Paint to design mobile apps for 17 years. Being able to make my designs responsive within MS Paint is a total game changer.” — Ronny Hive, UX Designer @ Snake

We will be rolling out Auto-Layout for Windows soon.
If you happen to use Sketch, you might want to check out:

Introducing Auto-Layout for Sketch

Our mission at Anima is to empower designers to own their design. We are creating a workflow that enables designers to define, specify and architect all of the bits and pieces that encompasses User Interface/Experience and in the end automatically generate native code that is 1:1 to the original definition. This allows designers to be independent on other parties of the team such as engineering who sometimes have different priorities than the design team.

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Introducing Auto-Layout for Windows

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