OTF support is a basic feature that's supported in AI, PS, and ID. How is this not supported in XD in 2021??

Please add this feature. It is really frustrating when we have purchased an expensive OpenType font for our corporate branding but can't take advantage of all its features in XD. We use XD for social assets for better image optimization, but can't take advantage of the type features of InDesign or Illustrator.

Need to be able to support Tabular or Proportional Lining for Numerals.

Feel like to do properly brand-aligned user interfaces this feature needs to be included to allow designers to properly use chosen fonts. We mainly need the options around the use of numbers including lining and tabbing. We currently can't design how the numbers should behave for client sign off. Bit of an issue when designing a platform for a bank.

What a disrespect for your consumers.
Get it real for god sakes

It's 2020. How are OTF's still not supported?

Yes alternate figures are standard in design, also in UI Design if you have tables or to make a longer text more natural to read.

"font-variant-numeric": Possibility to choose oldstyle nums, lining nums, tabular nums …

Key feature. Why is this missing in XD?

Big plus one for stylistic sets. Only Illustrator and InDesign have this feature right now, but both of those have super clunky interfaces compared to XD. Would love to see this as a dropdown menu option for XD—any way to access the stylistic sets would be a big benefit.

As all modern fonts have OpenType features and they are well supported in modern browsers this is highly needed.

I need proportional matrix for good japanese types. (font-feature-settings: "palt" | "pwid" | "pkna" )

Basic need Adobe, we need these first.

Please include small caps, kerning(metric and optical) and tabular lining for numbers as opentype features.

We would also need support for activating tabular numerals (font-variant-numeric: tabular-nums; / font-feature-settings: 'tnum';).

Really need support for open-type features such as lining figures!

This is very important for me, as it is one of the biggest hold-outs for being able to use XD as my primary tool. I work on an e-commerce website for a large retail company. Our main typeface on the website comes from Adobe Typekit, but we use the stylistic alternative. In Illustrator, I can choose the stylistic alternative in the OpenType panel, but that is not an option in XD. This means it is really impractical to use XD for any design prototyping for our site as I can't use our primary typeface in XD (...and otherwise I generally love XD). Until this changes, I am forced to stay in Illustrator and export screenshots to upload to InVision (bleh). I want to design and prototype right in XD because the results are SO much better than a screenshot. I also want to try and convince some folks here to switch over to XD. Help!

Please add support for OpenType-SVG fonts.
They are becoming a designer best friend.
You already added support for them in Photoshop:

https://blogs.adobe.com/creativecloud/photoshop-cc-adds-support-for-opentype−svg-fonts-an-in-depth-look/

And you already support SVG in XD, so adding OpenType-SVG support should be very easy.

+1 Tabular lining numerals. More of an issue because we use Raleway and it seems to default to old-style numerals.

http://typographica.org/on-typography/variable-fonts/

Support variable fonts as foundries begin to sell 'flex' or variable versions of families. (e.g. http://www.underware.nl/fonts/zeitung/features/Flex/)

http://blog.typekit.com/2016/09/14/variable-fonts-a-new-kind-of-font-for-flexible-design/