: Multiple Pages vs Single Page with many artboards in Sketch 3? I'm new to the app so just wondering if anyone has experienced performance issues with just using a single page with tons of

@Mendez620

I personally prefer to have each website page on one sketch page, putting the responsive designs in artboards. I also do variations on the design in artboards, but I clean this up later. All my assets go on one page together, often grouping them in artboards if needed.

Organisation has never been a problem for me when doing this, nor has performance been an issue. And my pc specs really aren't anything special. I've been working on 31 artboards in one page (needed to make multiple variations of one small design) and as long as you place them together well and name them well, I think it's totally fine.

I do however work with mostly low quality placeholders for images when doing this, only the final set gets better quality images.

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@LarsenBagley460

Multi-pages is definitely the best of the two solutions. The more artboards you have on your page, the more elements Sketch will have to render, especially if you zoom out.
Having too much artboards on a page can also cause an organization problem.

So, my advice : use different pages and when you are good with an artboard version, put the rest on an archive page.

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