Gestures - swipe, pinch/zoom, force touch
In order to full use this as a UX professional, I would have to have the ability to include gestures, most critically for handing a stakeholder a wireframe or design. Gestural swipes, two-finger zoom, force-touch, etc. Otherwise I don't think too many experience UX professionals will be able to properly communicate core functionality and the behavioral imperatives incumbent to the process.
Nate Hook
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Ed
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How is this still 'under review' a year later?
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Anonymous
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You really need to apply more gestures. These are critical features when providing a prototyping tool!
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Lee Swearingen
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This is a must-have feature that your competitors already have.
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Greg Warmbrodt
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Hope they add this ... not useful to me without it.
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Anonymous
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This is a big oversight. I need this to make it my go to software.
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Josh Kapp
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How is it that this important feature is still not even started? It's impossible to prototype many mobile interfaces without at least swipe implemented. Swiping is a basic part of navigation in a mobile browser, for instance. Can we just start with that single gesture? Please? I can't put a mobile prototype in front of a stakeholder without it.
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Anonymous
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needed ASAP
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BDharmawan
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really really really need basic gesture swipes, zoom in/out, up/down, left/right to get the user experience
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Anonymous
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I would like to use XD for full prototypes, but the lack of gesture input is really holding me back- I can only do simple UX concepts.
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gcomdon
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Gestures are SOOOO important that the v1 of XD shouldn't have even been launched without it. What's the deal, and when is it going to happen folks?
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Anonymous
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Number one feature any touch based prototyping tool needs.
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nikol
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Absolutely needs gesturing.
I use AdobeXD when I need quick and want to integrate my Illustrator symbols, but for depth and high fidelity I only use Axure. Working at a larger company we have both, but as a freelancer I would definitely chose Axure first since it's full logic programming and I can get my ideas across better to stake holders and actually test the ID both for myself and to show to developers when they start building.
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jesus felix
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please add gestures
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Anonymous
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In Device Preview mode slide options doesn't work (it works on tap). It Should be work like in real phone gestures.
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Our studio has yet to find a suitable IDE to fill our UI/UX design and prototyping needs. We would probably be inclined to pursue XD if gestures were included, especially since it can integrate with TypeKit. The general workflow seems to be more conducive since we've been using Adobe as long as we can remember. We've been running Sketch + Flinto through some trials and its lack of font integration is a sticking point for us. I would strongly urge the Adobe team to work on including gestures into future releases. Also something similar to Flinto's behaviors would streamline a lot of prototyping for micro interactions (toggles, checkboxes, drop downs, menus, etc.) Thanks
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Anonymous
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This should be top of the list for new features to be added to XD imo
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gestyle
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Word up, Anita..
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Anita Hall
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I think it'd be great to include all of the basic core gesture in Adobe XD - not just swipe, pinch/zoom, etc. Core gesture ability based on simulating the OS - WIN, OS, or Android.
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Anonymous
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YES!!! In order to really make this a truly useful app, gestures are critical, especially when presenting a prototype to clients and testing with users. A MUST HAVE! Ability to add a some interface micro-interactions would be a bonus as well.
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chris
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couldn't agree more. The biggest hurdle using prototyping apps these days is each one is only part way there. I have to jump between invision, XD, and others just to get a prototype working the right way, and even then it's never working quite right. No app has a great system for locking elements to a page, and having the ability to control what pages they appear on.Think a nav item, or maybe a persistent share button. Lock the element, and check box which pages you want it to appear on. Uncheck the pages you don't want it to appear on. Appear animation: select. Disappear animation: select. All set. This system across any element I want suddenly allows me to build a functional prototype when paired with gestures. So, gestures, needed. Sticky elements, which we can stick and declare when and where they should appear, and how they appear and disappear, for starters. Love the tool so far, just tired of using multiple apps, redundant and expensive.
