If I were to click on the title of the artboard, notice that the entire artboard turns blue, and to the right of that artboard, I can see the ability to define a wire. To do that, I want to come in and select the area that I want to let the user click in. What I want to do in this first step is implement the simplest of a wireframe flow, basically connecting this artboard to the second by allowing the user to click on this tile to get a detailed view of the chair. Here on the design canvas, I'm going to hold down the spacebar to bring up the Hand tool and press and drag so that I can see these two primary artboards a bit more clearly on the design canvas. I did that by clicking on the second icon from the lower left-hand corner of the app. I also want to make sure I have the Layers panel open. To do that, here in the upper left-hand corner, I'm going to change modes from Design to Prototype. I want to make sure that I'm in Prototype mode. If you're following along with me, you'll want to have Step 0: Wire artboards in the practice file visible on the design canvas. Selecting a region changes the language and/or content on this first step, let's define some interactions between artboards. I encourage you you to start to delve more deeply into the functionality of this pretty amazing application.
Obviously, that is just a whirlwind tour of the user experience for Adobe XD. Here I can see which artboards on the design canvas will be included in the share prototype that I'm about to generate and on the right hand side, I can come in and set the type of share experience I'd like to have. To do that, I'll come here to the upper left-hand corner once again and click on share. Once I have my workflow fully designed and I'm ready to share this experience with some of my stakeholders, I want to switch over to Share mode. If I click on any object here on the canvas in Prototype mode and then for example, click on a wire I might have defined the properties inspector on the right hand side is going to show me all of the interaction options I have available for any of the elements on the canvas. Once I have my design all set and I'm ready to start to define my interactions, I can do that by clicking here in the upper left hand corner on Prototype mode. At any time when I'm done working with those panels, I can always toggle them closed again by clicking on the icon one more time. I can toggle between the list view and a grid view and just extend this out a bit to get a better look at all of those components that I do have available. These components are elements that are reused throughout my design.
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I can also extract character styles and below that I have a series of components. You can see I have the ability to extract colors that I'm using in the project. When I open up the assets panel and scroll all the way towards the top. I can toggle between that layers panel and an assets panel. Also as I click on objects on the canvas the properties inspector here towards the right-hand side is going to show me properties that relate directly to the type of object I have selected.īack again here towards the lower left-hand side of the application. As I click on objects on the design canvas it will show me in the corresponding list on the left where I am in the layers panel in that hierarchy. Above that I have the layers panel and when I click on it, it's going to toggle open. On the far left, I have a series of tools so as I come in and start to design elements and click on them on the design canvas, I can use the pointer tool.įor example towards the lower left-hand corner are a number of panels the bottom most panel allows me to browse and select from hundreds of plugins out in the community to extend XD functionality.
I see it here in the upper left-hand corner so I have design, prototype and share. I can tell that XD has dropped me into Design mode, which is one of three workspace layouts. To do so, I'll come to window and then go back to that initial design. So let's go ahead and switch back over to that. As I mentioned, I'm actively working on a design of my own. I'll come and select the iPhone X from there XD opens up a new document and takes me to that first artboard. I can always create a custom size here on the right hand side. Next up in the home screen, I can select the first artboard. I began the design by coming here to the upper left-hand corner and clicking on the home icon. I'm here in Adobe XD working on my latest design. So, let me give you a quick tour of the user interface. That's a lot of functionality in one application. Adobe XD is an all-in-one solution for designing, prototyping, collaborating and sharing design concepts.
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