Interactive form elements
Ability to create interactive relationships, like radio inputs, if you select one it deselects the other. Selecting different options can change the outcome when the user hits 'Submit' etc
Chet Tailor
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Mike L
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Isn't this functionality that component states already provide??
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Saul Frank commented
For drop downs, I have to write down the wording of each drop down item on the side of the art board.
Drop downs, radio buttons, or any form elements feel pretty fundamental.
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Richard
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We NEED Radio Buttons, checkboxes, and DROP MENUS that we use to can build interactive forms - allowing users to move to other artboards.
Otherwise, the spiderweb maze of artboards gets REDICULOUS!!!
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DBL
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we need radio buttons, checkboxes, text fields, DROPDOWN MENUS asap.. it takes STUPID long to create these
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[Deleted User]
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Please add this! This would shoot most of the competition out of the water for creating high fidelity prototypes.
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Samantha
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Yes please please! Just need to have the most basic form components like text, checkbox, radio, popup. I think that would cover 90%+ and allow this app to go to the next level. Please add some interactive form components, please :)
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Mundstrøm
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I think this could be solved by the new component states options if an extra option is added. We need a way to set/define a "UI group" to any component(s) in a given artboard. For "radio buttons" there could be a "single state mode" that sets all other components in that group to their default state if any one of them is is clicked.
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Jennifer Baillie
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I've been using Adobe products since PSD 1.0 and this is one of the most surprising and basic voids in functionality I have stumbled across. I'm new to XD, and was loving it until about 10 minutes ago :P I really expect XD to have all the regular tools for designing front end functional prototypes.
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Anonymous
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Agree
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Katherine
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Would really love this from XD. This is so important for doing enterprise applications.
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Dan
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You'd think an application like this would have a feature like this already :S
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Anonymous
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I support Form request. Must have all four major label placement, major input contols (check boxes, radio buttons, etc)
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Anonymous
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Can not believe a wire-framing program does not support form toggles or form buttons like checkboxes and radio buttons, seriously I just need an object I can click to reveal a checkbox on then click to revert back...... Literally it should not take 3 years to add more like 3 weeks TOPS who is working on this? They should be fired. At least release this in portions, if there's some huge behind the scenes scope to launch it all at once it's a waste of time and adding to the bad rep of this program compared to its competitors.
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Anonymous
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Any update on this...? It's been almost three years since the original request.
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Mick
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I use XD to mostly create form pages. This would be absolutely amazing. Currently I have to duplicate entire art-boards or create an overlay art board just to show the contents of a drop-down menu. However if that overlay falls below the scroll line, it's not an option. At times it feels XD doesn't offer much that Illustrator and Photoshop can't already do, but interactive elements such as this would be YUGE.
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Anonymous
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This request should be combined with https://adobexd.uservoice.com/forums/353007-adobe-xd-feature-requests/suggestions/14893407-select-multiple-items-across-different-groups as they both request the same
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Virginia
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Really need interactive form elements! I need users to be able to input their own information.
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Dennis Ferreira
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Agree, I requested a similar feature but think this is named better (mine was something like working fields with conditional options).
I can understand that implementing this in XD will not be the easiest task as there are way too many variables to even mention here. But even just giving visual feedback on an element after selected items have been filled would work for me (as long as all the major input field types are covered)
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Anonymous
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I agree, I've flipped back into making an interactive pdf, it's got more bell and whistles, shame I like XD interface
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Fabio Barreiro commented
Also agree this is a must for a prototyping tool....when navigating, users try to type/use forms but can't. As seen on other comments, being able to use variables and create conditions takes XD to a whole new level.