Organize assets panel objects (symbols/components/colors/character styles) into folders
Would love to organize symbols into folder for easy accessibility. I spend too much time looking through symbols into one library.
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Scott
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This is a great ideas, please add this to the to do list immediately!
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James
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Just like the one suggestion above. This would be great. It can get chaotic otherwise. Also please add keyboard shortcut to collapse all open layers/group/folders like you do in photoshop.
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Jeff Chester
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It's absolutely insane to me that this feature was first requested two and a half years ago and still has not been implemented. It makes larger design systems impossible to work with. If XD ever wants to be taken seriously as a competitor to Sketch or Figma it desperately needs to step up its game when it comes to design system management. One gigantic asset list with all components and no way to group them is such a terrible user experience, I don't know how this made it past user testing.
Does anyone from Adobe actually read these requests? This one has 740 votes at the moment and 159 comments from people who desperately need this functionality. What are you spending time developing instead of this?
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Samuel Humeau
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It could be great if we've been able to create subfolders in the assets panel to sort them
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Ali
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I would love to see a more customizable asset panel as well! Sort of like what's done with Adobe Spectrum!
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Julius
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From what I see this sounds like you’re looking for a way to better nest components and have some kind of nested structure to find and maintain them? Sketch does this by using backslash to create a deeper structure and put items into sub-categories. Not sure if this is possible with XD right now but would be super helpful.
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Kelleigh Sedate
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This is the ONLY reason our team does not use Adobe XD.
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Matt Brogan
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No presets. Just a better way to showcase the structuring for design system components within Xd. I know sketch you can add components to a list like tables, image gallery and many more. At the moment my design system is getting a little out of hand all the Icons & Symbols are mixed with other components. For me I want to start a 'booking flow' components as these are very different to a landing page components however the way these are all currently handled is getting very messy.
A way to create folders for components
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ghowarth
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Being able to organise assets into 'buttons' 'icons' 'nav' etc would be really handy. At the moment I have a huge list that is a bit painful to search through even when I have given things a naming convention
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Matt Brogan
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A clients Design system is reaching a phase 2 and we need a library for components.
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georgina
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I just want to be able to see what assets are used where or what assets are not being used so it can be deleted. more like how styles work in Indesign.
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Matt Pearce
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When I'm working on large projects i have a lot of components, it would be good to create folders to put my assets/components in to organise things better.
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Widianto commented
I find it really hard to search for a layer or a component via the Assets and Layers panel. There's a search to make it easier to find what i'm looking for, but what if i don't remember the name? If there's a way to logically group all components or layers, supposedly grouping them by artboards similar to Figma's frames and nested frames, that will be a really great and enjoyable designing experience!
So for example i created an artboard for a Dashboard screen in an Android app and name it likewise. This "Dashboard" artboard will appear as a group in the Layers panel. And inside this parent group there will be other child groups nested together such as header bar, body, bottom bar. They will all appear in a hierarchial folder-tree like in the Layers panel.
And inside each child group there will be components and items shown. Neat, huh? This will make it a lot easier for me to find what i'm looking for. And later i can share just the particular artboard or even save it as a new file and send it to my colleague.
Parent group (artboard), similar to Figma frame
Child group, similar to Figma nested frame
Share artboard (choose one or more artboard to share, easily)
Save artboard (choose one or more artboard to save as a new file)Thank you!:)
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Anonymous
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sometimes it gives characterformats, where you can say its a group in example: Text, Text attention, Text links etc.
Now when you want to change the fonts you must go in every single character format and change the font. it would be cool you have a undergroup in the characterformats -
Anonymous
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Adobe, come on - that request should be an easy one for you and large projects are really missing this feature!
Sketch is handling component structure and folders so much better than XD. -
Anonymous
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We really need this.. Organising components into a Hierarchical list of folders / subfolders would make identification of needed elements quicker and easier rather than continuous scroll fatigue generated by a massive list
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Kim Busch
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This would be a HUGE improvement to finding elements in the Asset panel.
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rebekah
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Another request for this essential feature!
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Joo Chung commented
This is another critical feature missing from XD. The scrolling panel and no grouping is fine if you're working on small / simple projects, but once things get complex, it's an absolute nightmare to have to scroll through hundreds upon hundreds of assets to find the one you want. And on top of that, it doesn't seem like there's an easy way to see which linked assets are linked to which repository. Sometimes I want to use specifically assets from one repo, and having them organized in one folder would be so, so helpful.
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David
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managing design system or library will be impossible until this feature is done