Artboard Overlays (sidebar / menu / popup) in interactive prototypes
Hi there, currently the only interaction is a page switch with some easing functions, but when you click a button, it would be nice that you van select a artboard that you can use as a "overlay" over another artboard. So that way you can create lightboxes in your protytype.
We’re so excited to announce that overlays are now available in our June release! With this feature, you can set any artboard as the overlay target of another artboard and visually place it in the right place in the viewport. Please do let us know what improvements you’d like to see in this feature as individual tickets in UserVoice – we’re listening!
To learn more about overlays: https://youtu.be/3fWBkV5S6U4
-Elaine
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James commented
Yay!!!! Thank you this is a good start
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Ravikant Sanepara commented
I can see this Feature is LIVE now, but when I export images it should also embed image that is behind.
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Rick Baky commented
Yes that is exactly what I am looking for.
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Anonymous commented
would love to see this feature. Copy/paste an entire artboard isn't efficient when you are working on complex apps. Also, I would love to stop using InVision, but the ability to do overlays there is keeping me from fully migrating to Adobe XD prototypes.
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Petr Kulich commented
Feature started September 23, 2016? It's May 17, 2018. Is it at least close to release?
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Richard Bagnall commented
When I want to mimic display of a dialog box, I have to duplicate the artboard and paste in a mask and the dialog box. Rather than duplicate the artboard, it would be great if an object, instead of linking to a new artboard, could toggle the visibility of items in the current artboard.
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Anonymous commented
This is simple functionality that XD should have
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Mike M commented
Prototype Function: Add ability to prototype object without creating new artboard.
Details: If I click on a nav menu, I would like the dropdown to show without having to create a new artboard and duplicate content to just show the dropdown overlayed. This would also help with modal / popup windows.
Nice to have: animations of these objects
Slide down, slide up, slide left, slide right, fade in
You could treat this as a layer of the artboard, name it overlay object or something. and be able to define position when not shown, and position when shown, start and stop position, like in Adobe Flash, lol.
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Anonymous commented
One year and a half from this post, does Adobe added this functionnality ? XD is a great tool but we need some quick updates on it, too many functions lacking
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Andrew Larsen commented
Hello? Anyone at Adobe (taps mic) is this thing on? For those of us that cannot upload our copyright info to the web, any plans to make this a reality (No offense Marvel and Invision, I just dont want you stealing our designs).
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Anonymous commented
When will this be ready???
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Elle commented
I really want to start utilising my adobe cc membership more but currently using Sketch and invison 80% of the time basically because of this feature. Im questioning paying for a full membership because of this. Adobe please change!
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Anonymous commented
Feature Started Sep 23, 2016. - probably a single dev working on this.
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Anonymous commented
Allow simple changes like colour and hide on clicks without having to making a new artboard.
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Parviz Bayramguliyev commented
I want to animate only one part of the screen. For example, header and footer will be stil, but content will slide left, and new content will be shown instead of former content.
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James commented
Potential backlog item - User story: As an admin I want to be able to post to the forum so that I can update the legion of frustrated experience designers
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Tibun commented
Invision's Overlay is great
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Anonymous commented
It would be great if you could transition individual elements on a single page to show drop downs, form fields, carousel and other functionality instead of duplicating a new page each time.
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Andrew Larsen commented
To answer John Gs question below, Adobe XDs method for "faking" an overlay with a new artboard does not work when building full screen apps (a large contingent of UXers are not designing web pages and mobile, they design desktop apps). So copying an entire page to add one small overlay makes no sense. My desktop app needs 100 pages to show all the separate overlays.
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Anonymous commented
I would find this useful for features that appear throughout a prototype across multiple pages. This would allow you to for example implement on modal artboard which could be overlayed for every page it features rathen than duplication each page for a modal.
A typical example would be a feedback modal accessed from a tab button across a every page of a website
website.