This is pretty much essential for most mobile prototypes. Hopefully this will be in the next release.

I would very much like a "my design begins under the status bar" like seen in Invisionapp.

This would be nicely combined with Layers if possible, so that header and footer items could (if desired) be put onto upper layers, to avoid selection issues between scrolling and sticky elements.

I agree this is fantastic! I also feel that collapsing navigation is the next logical progression from this, though.

Perhaps it is entirely separate (?), but it is something terribly important and an area that every other application in the UI/UX environment is failing on.

Full height navigation > scroll a bit > Reduced size / collapsed height navigation.

Another iteration of this is:

Full nav > scroll down = nav hidden > scroll up = nav revealed. (BBC News App springs to mind in the UK).

Many thanks :-)

This is great! I was just testing out the scrollable artboards for a website I'm working on, and I was thinking "Man, it'd be nice to have a sticky footer for the mobile nav to be fixed at the bottom".

Totally do this! Thanks for all the hard work and UX research you are putting into this Adobe!! :)

Oh, this is so great! Just make it very simple and generic, as property of a symbol itself?
I imagine creating a symbol and right there on the inspector some checkbox with "doesn't scroll" or "locked position in prototype", something like that.

Yes! Please make this feature ASAP... Please!

I want to be able to only scroll only the content but not the top navigation bar or the objects I specify.

If symbols are introduced, this could be a property for a symbol ("Prevent scrolling in prototype" or "locked position in prototype"

Maybe an inverted solution could also work: we could define a viewport for each canvas (by default is the whole canvas) and the scrolling/panning of content could happen only inside it.

Sorry if I'm missing something!

Agreed! Sticky element are a most for most designs.

Please make this feature, ASAP. We are truly Adobe xD users who really need this.

I have to do it. Yahoooooooo oooohhhh oooooohh oooooh !!!!!!

I believe this post might have been edited to be a bit too specific. In my case, sticky elements (fixed elements) could include anything from headers/navigation) to notices, footer bars, 'back-to-top' buttons etc. And not limited to headers.

I would like to have support for fixed side nav, as well as fixed header, footers. There were different requests for the header and footer, but it seems to be the same feature to me.

It would be great to be able to define elements or groups of elements as sticky (to browser top/bottom/left side/right side) in order to create sticky navigation or boxes (for feedback/chat/next-best-actions for example). It would also be great to be able to define when the elements or groups of elements should be sticky and when not, e.g. a sticky navigation placed below a stage at y 500 should only be sticky, when scrolled down below y 500.

In the prototype, when implementing the ability to scroll content or even non scrolling screens, the designer should be able to lock the area from not scrolling out of the screen view.

I can't tell you how many times I've had to tell a client "This scrolls with the page".

If this was integrated in the prototype mode, where you could just right click and select "Fixed element" or something, that would be great.

Ability to identify mobile elements such status bar, navigation bar both the top and bottom.

This will be very helpful when creating in a longer canvas with detailed designs, if we can set them fixed to a specific area while interacting (scrolling) with it. We could better design the experience.

Being able to have the navigation bar scroll down the page with you or an alternative nav.

Hi, It would be great to have some "fixe this object" tool during a transition. to set fixed menus , light boxes or modals.