Apple watch Adobe XD app (that runs on Apple watch watch).
Wouldn't require many additional features compared to its iPhone counterpart.

• Support for 42mm and 38mm Apple Watch sized artboards within Adobe XD (desktop)


• Support for linked objects/hotspots within the watch previewer app


• Transition effects visible within the watch previewer app


• Close prototype by using force touch within the watch previewer app


• Support for fixed headers

At the moment if you mask some layers or a group of layers (Mask with shape) you are not able to reorder them. They become locked, not it terms of repositioning them but your are not able to reorder them on the layer level. Right click and "Bring to front" etc. works though.

Apparently only JPG/PNG is supported when performing drag & drop of a set of images.
My assets are often SVG so supporting that format there would spare me from having to generate temporary PNGs or place manually.

It seems currently it adds all SVGs on all cells when dropping and creates a mask of all the files combined(??).

Thank you.

I know that your design team probably had some rationale when defining shortcut keys for actions. For example, Z does not bring up the zoom tool, A is used for artboard creation instead of direct selection, etc. On the And that's fine - you can't design for the convenience of every user. But it'll be super duper awesome if you can let us define our own shortcuts... and sooner rather than later please.

Support for native device functions (e.g. Cordova).

Example dropdown selection, media players, maps, etc.

This would increase the demo's effectiveness and allow for a more real-world prototype.

I´m designing for several screens at once and would like to be able to create separate links for the different screens. Eg one for desktop, one for tablet and one for phone. So that I easily can work on all the screens at once and don't have to change files.

Actually, the app stores just the last prototype. Please keep all prototypes on device, in a simple list, always available and organizable.

I am about to use it for design prototype for work. As I tested it, I found out the colour between design view and share online result have different colours.
Please check the attached files. I tested with my own file and the examples from adobe.

Currently, for scrolling artboards there is a fixed-position dotted line that defines the height of the viewport in the interactive preview.

For desktop web sized artboards, I'd like the position of the dotted line to automatically adjust dynamically so the prototype fills the full height of the user's screen. For example, on a laptop screen the scrollable viewport might be 960px tall and when the same prototype is viewed on a desktop monitor the viewport might be 1200px tall.

For better flow and clarity for the clients, to have artboards names visible at the top of every screen in the public views.

When viewing my prototype using Preview, I would like to see the same hotspot hints that my team members will see when they view my prototype on the web.

Actually, it would be nice to have access to all the prototypes through the CC mobile app.

Now, when I'm on smartphone you have to go to the assets.adobe.com and find them there. But assets.adobe.com is not user friendly on mobile.

At the moment a locked object can still be selected, hindering the ability to select an object underneath.

It would be great if locked object would be completely disabled, similar to how an illustrator locked object behaves.

I am not sure if you already have a request for this, however, it would be nice if we could add a border on the outside of a masked circle or square.

OS X's Quick Look doesn't work, I can't look content

(macOS Finder spacebar / space shortcut)

When using Intersection in 0.6.20.7 Beta, the resulting object is misaligned from the two shapes position. See GIF below:

http://recordit.co/1zqoS6aS8J

Thanks.

Video attached, expecting the grid to snap to elements.

Being able to select the color for the connectors not only makes it easier for me to understand the interactions better at a glance but when I share the wireframes with developers it gives more clarity to the progression of interactions.

SVG gradients are not rendered correctly when importing this image in AdobeXD.
See the reference file with embedded bitmaps to see how it is rendered compared to how it should be rendered.