Currently you have entrance animations, but is there possibility to create easy scroll-based parallax animations. Effects like parallax, precise reveal animations and progress bars. Example Competition: https://webflow.com/interactions-animations

Animation don't run when they're inside interactions. Would be great for all kinds of scenarios if they did and the fact that they don't forces me to create prototypes across more artboards than necesary.

would be nice if you could somehow integrate bootstrap (and other CSS llibraries) so we could design responsively based off their grid - as a UX designer we usually scope what framework our devs will use per project (bootstrap is the most popular) a

Support for basic React Native functionality. The CSS properties do not translate 1/1 with ReactJS

Instead of having 3 symbols for Desktop / Tablet / Mobile - if some columns are less than 66% or 33% it will Re-Stack into ROWS instead of COLUMNS (see Example.jpg) This way, you'll only have to use 1 Symbol for all 3 screens, instead of using 3 d

When a user hover(desktop) or drag (phone) there should be a possibility to show an animation within the elements like parallax effect etc etc something similar to this website >> http://www.selfridges.com/AE/en/

There is the ability to make a dropdown however if we have a lot of options, it looks better if the user can just scroll inside of the drop down instead of having an insanley long drop down.

Currently the only form field available is the textfields, would be great to have the tranfomr to select field, radio button and checkbox options. It'll be great to have to possibility to generate tabs and table also.

The current HTML export works great for websites, but not so great for emails. We'd love it if you could have the option of exporting HTML with no CSS styling. Thanks!

Sketch already has this feature, it should be quite easy to implement. It is hard to manage more than 10 Screens in one Sketch Page.

In the Specs Mode, it could be nice to be able to download assets in SVG (and not only PNGs)