Hotspot hints in Preview
When viewing my prototype using Preview, I would like to see the same hotspot hints that my team members will see when they view my prototype on the web.
Patrik Csak
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19 comments
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Diana
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It's important to show hotspots on things that are linked to another page (even if they are a component and one of their states show stuff)
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Anonymous
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we need this feature to be added ASAP
and the ability to enable or disable it (in the future) -
Aric Akbani
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Adobe please add this feature in. It can't be that hard to add in. This is extremely low hanging fruit that has high return for us Designers.
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SAD
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It is un-flipping-believable that Adobe has still put this in backlog. It is an essential land utterly basic feature.
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Anonymous commented
I also need it pls
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Stefan Bühler
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The iPad version and the browser version already have Click-Hints/Hotspots, this would be a great addition to the Desktop app. We sometimes have to show prototypes to clients where we can't get an internet connection due to security reasons. Especially if someone who didn't design the prototypes himself has to present them, Click-Hints/Hotspots would be awesome.
Kind regards,
Stefan -
Charles Wyke-Smith
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Pressing the spacebar should briefly show any hotspots. So should clicking/tapping anywhere that is not a hotspot. Agree with other posters, it's poor UX for our reviewers, who also pay the bills.. Essential feature to add.
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LB
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Please please consider this feature for the next round of updates. Because the shared prototypes frequently freeze when presenting to clients, having the option to run the prototype locally from the desktop application would be a life saver! Let users toggle the hotspots for desktop previews just as they're toggled for shared prototypes.
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Christopher
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None of my users can use the design preview without this. It is extremely difficult and frustrating to navigate if you don't know which elements are complete and available for navigation. I don't understand why this is available on the XD iOS app but not on the desktop. You'd think they'd develop this the other way around. Obviously two separate teams were working on this and they do not communicate to each other.
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Omer Nahshon
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Agree. preview will be much more usable with hot-spots hints
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Anonymous
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Why is there only a hot tip on the phone, but the mac version is not available, which makes me give up adobe XD?
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Anonymous
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MAC版本，演示界面中没有热点区域反馈。例如我对一个按钮设置了点击到其他界面的链接，但是在界面如果我点击这个按钮以外的区域应该有到点击热点提示（目前手机原型演示是有这个反馈的），这导致我在用户测试的时候无法很好的引导用户进行建议产品的测试。
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Anonymous
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MAC版本，演示界面中没有热点区域反馈。例如我对一个按钮设置了点击到其他界面的链接，但是在界面如果我点击这个按钮以外的区域应该有到点击热点提示（目前手机原型演示是有这个反馈的），这导致我在用户测试的时候无法很好的引导用户进行建议产品的测试。
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Shiftgeist
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Needed!
@"And the option to switch it on or off." Or it only toggles like the shared prototyp when you don't hit any links they light up
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Dominic
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And the option to switch it on or off.
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Tom Auger
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I feel like this should be a hotkey, like holding down CMD/CTRL while in Preview mode to reveal all clickable regions.
One significant use case is when previewing prototypes to clients. Often you have to follow a "script" and it helps to know what your next options are for a smooth presentation.
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Hannah Milan
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I am upvoting this as I feel the need to actually have hotspots even on Preview mode. It is okay if i only have 1 or 2 screens to have a live demo but 20 or more screens, it's quite difficult to remember which ones are clickable.
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Thomas Hallgren commented
As an app user, when in the Desktop Preview app window I would like to see the same clickable area highlights that are flashed in the web browser when a click is made on a non-active area of the page. Desktop Previews should better reflect what QA experiences when clicking the web view. Reason: currently no flashes occur, making it sometimes difficult to find the clickabl areas on a page when doing a live demo.
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Anonymous
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While previewing a prototype, when the user taps anywhere on the screen, highlight tapable areas on the screen for a second to guide them.