Sharing Prototype in a closed network
Currently your sharing prototypes via the internet. What happens to people that work in a location without access to the internet but have an internal network (example: Military personnel). Is there a way or a possibility to share the prototype with all the interaction as a pdf or other type of file extension?
This functionality is now available for a limited set of customers using Creative Cloud for Enterprise. While offline publication is available, current and future sharing and collaboration features will be restricted. The full product functionality and experience in XD is available only when XD uses Creative Cloud services. If you have additional questions, please reach out to your Adobe account team for more information!
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Anonymous commented
confidentiality issues. need local functionality.
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Mike commented
Absolutely a "must have" to do any corporate work. Hope this gets implemented ASAP. Def holding us back from implementing.
Surprised this has not been addressed in almost a year.
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Alex commented
Hope this feature will be added soon we have a no go strategy when it comes to foreign cloud services.
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Imre Fulop commented
This feature would be invaluable to my company too. Definitely upvoted!!!
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Anonymous commented
We need to share with development on private servers.
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Omar Chelbat commented
It'd be great if you could download, or create, a functioning prototype for offline or local use.
Sketch allows you to do this, and simply creates a folder with all the HTML files and assets.
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Anonymous commented
I've seen several "workarounds" mentioned in this thread -
- Export to PDF
- record video
- send to cloud then, open in browser and save as web archiveThere are inherent problems with each of these:
- PDF only saves images as pages, all interactivity is lost.
- video also loses interactivity. People can't actually use it.
- third option sounds like it could work, but you need cloud to get it in a web browser, so that's a non-started in a closed security environment.WE NEED A NON-CLOUD SOLUTION TO SHARE OUR PROTOTYPES
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Claire Desanti commented
This is a must have.
My last two companies required our Axure prototypes to be hosted on private servers.
My latest example is different: as I was using the Axure servers to export demos used by my CEO for sales pitches, I was also exporting a local version for him to have on his laptop when he was traveling. Due to wifi problems he used the backup local files multiple times.MUST HAVE!
Thank you
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MaMaLy commented
This now impacts use of the new Design Specs feature. If you want to be able to use Design Specs but don't have access to the sharing capabilities, vote for this idea. https://adobexd.uservoice.com/forums/353007-adobe-xd-feature-requests/suggestions/32264848-design-specs-for-enterprise-customers
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Szymon Łukasik commented
I work in on of the Fortune 100 american companies as UX engineer and I would dream to implement Xd here. However due to security reasons cloud storage is a deal breaker for us. Hope Adobe understands they are loosing considerable amount of users because of that.
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Emir E. Uckan commented
There is export to PDF in File menu.
or use "Creative Cloud Enterprise" for close networks. http://www.adobe.com/creativecloud/business/enterprise/use-cases.html -
Anonymous commented
When I navigate my prototype, i'd like to download some attach file like pdf or jpg that contains the screenshot of all page for example.
I can will upload these files in prototype area of AdobeXD.
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Anonymous commented
It's useful to attach a/some file in the project
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MaMaLy commented
I completely agree. I also work for a large company and we are blocked from sharing via Creative Cloud, understandably so. Being able to save the prototype locally and share it through our own company's cloud would be wonderful. The recording is a huge file size, and doesn't give my client the control to click through themselves.
While the vote count may be low for this request, I can't express how important it is for those of us who work for large companies. You may have lots of customers using your share capabilities, but most likely, they just aren't aware of the risks.
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MaMaLy commented
Completely agree that sharing via Adobe's website is not appropriate for client work. We need to be able to save the interactive prototype locally and share through our company's secure mechanisms. The recordings are huge files and don't give the end user the control to click through it themselves.
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Roman commented
Same story here. Not permitted to share online
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Ben commented
I hope adobe understands that every individual commenting here could represent millions of dollars in business.
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Ben commented
+1 requesting this
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Anonymous commented
I have the same problem as Sebastian. For security and privacy reasons, we need an on-premise storage solution for prototype sharing - not a cloud hosted by Adobe.
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Sebastian Hickey commented
Until XD allows me to share protoypes (without having to host them on a publicly accessible location), I can't get its use approved.