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Adobe XD: Feature Requests (Read-Only): 02 : Prototype mode

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Fixed elements in scrolling artboards (header, nav bar, etc.)

Since you already started with scrollable area inside artboard, it would be awesome if we could define sticky header. For example, one page website has a lot of content, but I want to create sticky header so when I scroll down, it stays at the top. Maybe you could add the option so we can define the group and assign the sticky header option to it. That way on any artboard we can just assign that option to it and that's it.

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Aleksandar Cucukovic shared this idea  ·   ·  Report…  ·  Admin →
feature-completed  ·  AdminElaine (Adobe) (Product Manager, Adobe) responded  · 

Fixed elements are finally here!! We’re incredibly excited to announce that you can select any top-level element in your artboard and click “Fixed Position” to fix your element anywhere in the viewport.

To learn more about this feature, watch the video here: https://youtu.be/3fWBkV5S6U4

Please do continue to file and upvote issues in UserVoice – your voice really does make a difference!

-Elaine

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  • Matt Pearce commented  ·   ·  Report

    Can't understand why fixed elements aren't implemented. Literally all the design team at my office aren't using XD because of this feature.

  • Anonymous commented  ·   ·  Report

    This is too long, any other programs which have this feature?

  • Erik commented  ·   ·  Report

    How is it possible to leave out such a basic feature? Did the XD team even research the competition? InVision? Marvel?

  • artzyzoe commented  ·   ·  Report

    COULD BE a powerful toll BUT why on earth anyone spends money on a prototyping tool that doesn't have a basic functionality such as sticky nav (especially the bottom nav) InVision figure this out years ago (sorry guys).

  • arielle commented  ·   ·  Report

    Adobe any updates on this feature?

  • Jose Benitez commented  ·   ·  Report

    Conozco casi todas las herramientas actuales para prototipos y cuando vi adobe xd por primera vez, después de amar el software anterior de adobe, también lo amo. Gracias por su trabajo. Pero me apasiona hacer prototipos reales, con componentes básicos como el encabezado, el pie de página, componentes de desplazamiento y las animaciones simples o complejas. Saben que tienen que hacerlo, pero la pregunta es ¿Cuando?. Danos la oportunidad de amar adobe xd sin límites, no permitas que nuestro trabajo se vea frustrado aunque sea una versión beta. Espero esas funciones básicas tan pronto como sea posible, el resto puede tomarse todo el tiempo que desee. Muchas gracias.

  • Tomi Rinne commented  ·   ·  Report

    Any updates on this? A rough time estimate? Just any tiny piece of information of the progress?

  • Bart Vandebeek commented  ·   ·  Report

    "May 9, 2016
    We have started the work to allow scrolling of any group leaving other objects on the screen to be fixed.

    Jan 23, 2018
    We are actively working on allowing you to fix elements in your design."

    Really? 2 years?

  • Eric Collier commented  ·   ·  Report

    I just downloaded Adobe XD, purchasing a month for my last big project for my Bachelor's degree. I have already realized that I will not be able to use this now. :(

    I just feel like this is an essential feature that is critical to have if you want the real experience of an app or website.

  • Anonymous commented  ·   ·  Report

    I had my hopes up when I saw an update notice popping up for XD. Update finished, checked the Latest Features list from Adobe.com just to be disappointed once more.

    Since I work with Adobe products all the time, would be nice I could keep doing so when prototyping for a client. Makes things so much faster when I can just copy elements straight from Illustrator to XD without exporting a bunch of .jpg images from different faces of the application and upload them to InVision, a competitor.

    But looks like Adobe values "Better zoom performance" more than a feature, that their COMPETITORS had figured out since day one. I am forced to use InVision. I think Adobe is trying to create some superior fixed header / footer system but while they are fiddling that, they are losing users. Give us a simple option just to make the header / footer fixed and THEN keep working on the feature more if needed.

    Get your marbles together, Adobe. You are the industry standard of visual creation so we expect far better performance from you. This is unacceptable.

  • Denis Mallet commented  ·   ·  Report

    Same here, just started a project and realised that I should stop immediately without this option.

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