Component States to Development (Design Specs)
How can we export Hover states to development?
In the specs there is only one state in the component. How will development see all states?
Yifat
shared this idea
This is now available for you in today’s release of XD 34. You will need to re-publish your design specs to access component states.
62 comments
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Mads
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Finally, this is a step in the right direction, but keeping track of all the components and navigation between is a bit hard.
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Melba Searcy
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Yes! We need hover states in dev specs!!!!
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Anonymous
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Would be great if development would be able to see the hover states, and also having the color of that hover state showing in the list for them.
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Reno Ren
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When share on the web, developers can"t view the different state of Components, so they can not view the style of Components on the different state
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Anonymous
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In my prototype I maked a button blue as default and red as hover and I animated it, so I can see this button working in preview mode when mouse hover. But, when I share the prototype as developer mode the developer can't see status hover (red) only default (blue).
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luskentyre
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This is needed ASAP
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usama
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Any update on this??? Been long time Having hard time, still cant share specs for all states of my components.
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Anonymous
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Hi Everyone, as you can see above, the feature was started and then went to backlog. It only has 345 votes which makes is a lower priority feature. So please upvote.
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Theunis
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Often times developers will ask me for different colours on icons, then I have to make those changes and add a copy of the component in that new colour onto the canvas of the design system XD link I set up.
I'd suggested they use SVG's but to no avail.
Can you please make the instances of a component downloadable. Maybe have a check option in the Share panel.
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Gheyath
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i tried to add to my post, but i couldn't... here's a video explaining the issue.
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Gheyath
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when i share my design for "development", the developer is able to navigate through the prototype, able to download assets and take code snippets, which is super awesome, BUT the issue here is when you go to "specs" to download assets and take the text etc, the prototype goes to default state of the design, and by that the developer can't take all the assets, only the ones in the default page of the design.
when i am using your wicked prototype abilities, stats and all that, i lose all that, now i have to design tons of other pages with different stats and different content etc, it's like i have to build another plain old school prototype so the developer can grab the assets.
what i was expecting, it could be a good possible solution to this, is when the developer goes to a certain "state" in the prototype, when they jump to the "spec" mode, the prototype stays in the same state, doesn't reset to default screen, and then they can grab all the assets they need.
that's what i thought will happen, this will cut down time on prototyping for stakeholders and re-prototyping for developers.
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Gheyath
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when i share my design for "development", the developer is able to navigate through the prototype, able to comment, and able to download assets and take code snippets, which is super awesome, BUT the issue is when you go to "specss" to download assets and take the text etc, developers goe to default state of the design, ignoring the prototype, and by that the developer can't take all the assets, only the ones in the default page of the design.
when i am using your wicked prototype capabilities, stats and all that, i lose all of that, all the efforts put to make the prototype is gone, now i have to go back to "old school" prototyping, design tons of other pages with different stats and different content etc, so developers can take all the assets they need.
the expected behavior, or maybe that's just me, is when the developer goes to a certain "state" in the prototype and they toggle to "specs" mode, the prototype stays in that same state so developers can take the assets they need, rather than reseting to default design screen.
that's what i thought will happen when i shared my design with the developer, if that solutions works, this will help cut down time on prototyping for stakeholders and re-prototyping for developers.
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Courtney @ Global Work & Travel
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Come on Adobe, reply to this...whats the point of us spending hours prototyping component states if the developer cant delve in to the states and see each components styles? is this a joke, why no reply to this absolutely unbelievable over sight?
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Rene Doca
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We need the specs for states and hovers pls!!
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Evgeniy Perekhod
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Any updates on this issue?
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Louis
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The fact that you still have not provide us with any sort of way to get the state of a component is unbelievable. All your efforts should have been focused on that task since (or even before) that update released on Nov 2019.
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Anonymous
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É necessário que os desenvolvedores possam ver as informações do estado!
Obrigado! -
Anonymous
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Yes, please add support for inspecting all states!
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Anonymous
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開発者がステートの情報を確認できるようにしていただきたいです。
よろしくお願いいたします！ -
Anonymous
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If. page I am inspecting has a component on It. I would like to be able to inspect that component and all of its states
