Color Management (set color profiles)
XD should be a color managed application.
I'm not sure what the full context of color management is within the UI/UX industry is, or if it's something that many pay attention to, or if it's just left un-managed.
Currently a vast majority of designers are using high gamut displays to design. Our final output will however differ greatly without some proper color management implemented. If color managment is implemented, we can at least visually soft proof our design and colors to specific devices (ie: New iOS devices that support P3 color gamut), or older sRGB devices.
At the same time sRGB images used won't expand to the display's high color gamut, making them look over saturated.
(Currently using Windows Beta Version: 0.6.8.6)
Harold
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Marco Scapin
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Please, I really need this feature! It's so simple...
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Anonymous
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Why is this still a problem! It makes it basically impossible to use XD.
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Anonymous
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We are considering using figma.
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anonymous
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I've changed the tool from XD to Sketch. Because this problem is deadly defect.
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Anonymous
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I can't believe they leave this basic feature out.
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Jordan Lambrecht
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It's complete bullshit that this is still a thing. It blows my mind that adobe thinks they can charge as much as they do for Adobe Suite when things like this go for four years without being fixed.
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Anonymous
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Bizarre that this hasn't be fixed.
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Veerle Pieters
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I was really convinced I was doing something wrong on my end but apparently this is an issue that needs to be solved STILL? I can't believe this. This is equally... no I'd say way way more important than prototype features. It's just a basic feature really that should have been there from the beginning.
Please FIX this. Make it top priority. How can a designer design things correctly in this app if the colors don't match?
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Anonymous
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The issue that I am running into is that when I build a library in CC, and open the same library in XD to use these colors, XD changes the HEX code on me so in my document the same color swatch has two different HEX codes. When I share for dev, the specs only travel with the incorrect HEX code. Am I doing something wrong or is XD?
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Anonymous
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I've noticed that Sketch colors are more aligned with other Adobe programs than XD.
Not good.
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oui
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3 years, no change.
Thanks Adobe... -
Marissa
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ok, this is ridiculous. I use XD primarily and I was so confused when I gave my file to my developer and saw that the finished product had colours that were a lot duller than in my XD file. After cross-checking the hex code and going back and forth, i finally found the issue it's this. I'm very frustrated as this has caused a big delay to have to go back and redo the colours for not only the text BUT FOR EVERY ICON I CREATED!
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Anonymous
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Incomprehensible that this is still an issue.
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Hector Jaime
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This needs to be fixed, especially if XD is to be used to communicate color to developers. Otherwise, we don't get a realistic picture of what the design will actually look like in implementation.
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AJ
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You guys have got to fix this. I'm transitioning to other competing softwares if our exports don't come up to par.
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Rickvian Aldi
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FIX IT CMON, its one of fundamental issue
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Keiichiro Hisano commented
I don't know why they don't work the problem on...
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Desislava Desseva
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Same here
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Anonymous
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this needs sorting asap, colours should defo look same as on the web and other adobe programmes.
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Hiroyuki
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I would like to provide a checkbox to limit the color gamut in the window to sRGB. As the first step.