Is there a way you could create the ability to use a mobile device to display actionable palettes?

I use a two display setup on my desktop. When I travel I have to use my laptop which means I can't have very many palettes available without using up my project workspace on screen.

What if I could connect my mobile device via usb or bluetooth and have actionable palettes displayed there. I could have several palettes onscreen on a tablet, or on a phone, then I could just swipe left or right to the palette I wanted. I could then select the layer, color swatch, or whatever, and have that action occur on the app on my laptop. That way I can maximize my work-space on the laptop screen.

Is this something you'd be able to do?

Well... after trying many times XD and giving up frustrated after every try, I’ve reached some thoughts about why its still unusable for my “particular” user experience:

1. I’ve been doing user interface mock-ups with Illustrator for at least a decade, so my skills are focused on be productive with it and import image assets from Photoshop when needed. Then, I haven’t time to face a learn curve on a new design tool. I want to keep using Illustrator.

2. Being an Adobe CC long time user, I’ve grown with a deep understanding of Adobe CC ecosystem. Each program cooperates with each other, knowing when any embedded asset is edited outside and automatically. Currently I can’t do that with XD (even PowerPoint can primitively update embedded images) Each time I want to add a modification on a screen, I’ve to delete it and copy-paste it again from Illustrator.

3. XD user interface has nothing to do with classic Adobe UI philosophy. XD bright white interface and left hidden tool bar menu disorient me each time I jump from another Adobe app.

So, for short… help CC users smoothly integrate XD in their lives, whatever its workflow or software preferences.

Not sure if this is something XD would do or Protopie.

Currently when exporting to Protopie there are no options aside from which artboards to send. When the elements come over they are all flattened to bitmap images. Protopie seems to have almost the exact same element types as XD but they currently do not link to one another and there is no option to select bitmap or text/editable vector. This is great for text since it means users won't need to have the fonts installed to view the prototype correctly on mobile. But it is a serious issue when I need to change something like a button state, also there is some text which I would like to remain editable in Protopie for use with the text response.

I would love to have the ability to "Tag" elements in XD for Protopie import as flatten or retain, the default could remain as is but some fine tuned control over the elements in Protopie would be great for advanced users.

Example: I have a button in XD, I would mark the rectangle as retain and the text inside as flatten so when it comes into Protopie I can play with the color, shape and size of the rectangle but the text will be prepped for the mobile export.

Hi there! I'm excited with this tool from you.
I came here to suggest few things base in actual ideas going on.

I'm a React Native user. I'm pretty excited with RN too. And I would be glad to merge RN with Xd.

For RN we have few tools (IDE) like Deco IDE (just MAC...) and exponent. Deco is very interesting and Xd could overcome it.

I think create UI inside Xd and transform the it's layers into React native tags would be the simplest way. Adobe XD would not be affected just creanting a kind of "react export". These would be totally separate tools, just the transformation of the UI is the work of the XD.

But if could create a imertion with React Native like Deco or exponent. Creating a very visual Design tool that can deal with react native like exponent does. Would be great. But, exporting layers into React native JSX Devs is enough.

I would like Adobe XD to be able to export/sync to InVision to support "Motion".

"Motion" is a closed beta at Invision that supports micro animations/interactions – similar functionality to what thirdparty apps/services like Atomic, Marvel and Flinto has to offer.

By enabling Adobe XD to export its assets to Invision in such a way that "Motion" inside InVision can be applied to the XD wireframes/prototypes/designs inside InVision.

Preferably XD export to InVision should support sync, perhaps via Dropbox.

PS. For the long run XD could add "Motion" functionality inside XD and thus reverse sync the motions from Invision "Motion" back to the XD files and the integration would be both ways.