looking to create custom sharing link for XD product.
E.g. https://xd.adobe.com/project_name/abcd

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To add to this when you share a Keynote link it appends the name of the file to the end as an achor that doesn't affect the link in any way.

So the link https://xd.adobe.com/spec/ea9efA47-4469-42f1-4e10-687b375502bc-9caf/ could be amended to https://xd.adobe.com/spec/ea9efA47-4469-42f1-4e10-687b375502bc-9caf/#Enhanced-web-updates without any issue.

The prototype URL link can get very long and wish it was able to be shorty when sending the link to stakeholders.

Would love this to be improved also. Something like what 3 words (https://what3words.com/) style that could make it clear that the client/user is reviewing the correct version of the docs.

It's almost impossible to transcribe this link or to dictate them down the phone for a user.

I think it will be useful to transform the share link from that really long line like "https://xd.adobe.com/view/ahsh4h5ajhsakdask342342kk141k" into something shorter like how bitly do.
https://adobe.ly/ajf432kas

Visually looks really strange seeing that long share link.

Please, add a possibility ta make the link shorter. From this:

https://xd.adobe.com/spec/ea9efA47-4469-42f1-4e10-687b375502bc-9caf/

into something like this:

https://adobe.ly/2NIJANQ

It will be easier for perception and readability when communicating with the client. Especially, when you have several links in one email written close to each other. The second advantage is that it's just easier to use on mobiles.

Even better, if we could customize the links and provide a much superior experience to our clients.

https://xd.adobe.com/prototype/clientname-mobile

Is it possible to have a more client friendly prototype URL? It stinks when a client asks for a prototype link and I have to send them something like this:

https://xd.adobe.com/view/47c0e5f9-83gg-470f-6f8d-41acf9b41bc6-31f1/screen/ddc3a3ec-4f20-4bcf-9fe7-7d99e9a787cb/Intro-Screen/?fullscreen

I would like to see you folks do something similar to Invision who utilize a shorten scheme with links that look something like this: https://invis.io/PTP2OG06X4D

Thanks for the consideration,
-Dan L.
Manchester, NH