Description
I would like to be able to zoom out the design and instead of having the design become smaller, I want to be able to view a larger portion of the design. In other words, the viewable height should be expandable.

Value
This would allow me to create screenshots of sections of the design which don't fit in the default viewable portion of the design. At the moment I would have to create multiple screenshots and combine these screenshots together myself.

And it would also allow people to view the entire page design at once without having to scroll through it.

This is mainly for designers that also know how to code, who works with or is trying to build a design system based on modern frontend frameworks such as material design, vue+quasar, etc. Or for designers who follows design systems that already have documentations that they can refer to.

The idea is to give the designers ability to add description to a component, and to be able to add links so that the devs can know exactly which component from the documentation the design is based from, or at least which component will help achieve the best results.

Attached here is an example in figma, where you can add description, and 1 documentation link when you click the master component.

Also, when a child component is clicked, it will have a button to bring the selection to the master component. I think it would be better if we just display the description and links for child components as well so they don't have to view the master component.

Second screenshot (input box) is for design mode
First screenshot is for preview mode

Hello,
When you are creating an overlay it could be for different reasons. One of them is to create a menu for a combobox perhaps. In this cas it could be interessant to be able to say : "this overlay is a child of this element on my design".

Why ?
Because then it's possible to give a behavior to this menu : to appear above, bellow, one the right or on the left of this parent element. Or may be to have an automatic choice made by the system depending on you scroll and the space avalaible to show this menu (standart behavior for a menu).
Also it will answer another issue : when you scroll your overlay dont. :).

Regards,

Xavier.

There is currently an issue with XD that if you install the Creative Cloud version of a Font, that was previously installed on your Windows machine, then XD will consider that you're using the old version of the font and warn you that all fonts are missing.

Actually from a technical perspective I understand "Why", however what is infuriating is that the "Replace font" tool itself doesn't understand that we installed a new version and that when we select the new font to replace with in the dropdown, it should replace with the new version of that font.

Because the font has the same name, the "Replace font" tool "thinks" it's the same font as the missing one that I select, so it does absolutely nothing.

The result is hundreds of missing font strings, and no way to batch update them to the newly installed one besides going to the strings one by one and change them manually with the right side panel, which would take days when you consider this problems affects hundreds of files with dozens of artboards within each.

The "Replace font" tool needs an update, please add this!

Say you've applied a search filter in the grid view of your artboards. Then, you click on one of the results. You realize you want another artboard that matches your filter, so you want to go back to the filtered grid view to find another artboard. That's basically the idea of what I would like to accomplish as a user.

Right now, once I filtered the view and navigated to one of the resulting artboards, I have to filter all over again. It adds quite a bit of cognitive load (need to recall what the the thumbnail of my previously-selected artboard looks like, because the names are cut off with ellipsis).

Hence, it would be quite helpful if we can simply press 'back' to go back in browser history and return to the filtered results.

Maybe add the search results in the URL bar:

xd.adobe.com/spec/<unique_code_of_document>/grid/search?<url_encoded search query>

Obviously, pressing 'back' twice would allow the user to go back to the unfiltered grid view.