@brian I have dot grid on 11x17" that I had to create in Illustrator, but I was very deliberate with the grid size. What's your grid?

Mine is 4mm, and I typically draw at about 1mm = 1px density, so I can use the monotonic spacing units from an 8px design system in my low fi

Odd. On mobile these aren't rotated. On desktop they are rotated.

Honestly, Jack...I have zero precision in my grid. I care more about the idea and basic proportions than whether I draw in a specific grid.

Sketching to me should be sloppy, and about ideas.

yeah I use whiteboards first, and often ignore the pixel density initially. I also just find that is a good size for low fidelity. Sometimes I'll use progressively darker %gray markers to go from almost-invisible to a more concrete/defined concept. It's great to be able to make a broad 40% gray line and say "this is the title of the panel" and nobody questions it because everything else is just gray, too - and the darker shades will be visually elevated in some way later. Purifies the UX, and yep - keeps it all about ideas.

Nice @Udie.