Export whole artboards (or entire project) as HTML
It would be great to Export Prototypes as pure HTML Projects. I am working a lot on Multiscreen apps, where I mostly use Serveal Webcontainers Running on several Screens, to develop those Applications.
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Anonymous commented
I need this feature. Lot of hardwork will saved. I think you can charge separably for this feature.
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Shivram Mahendran commented
This would be a game changer for Web Designers all over the world!
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Aristides Palma commented
Export to HTML-CSS3 please!
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Jim commented
Come on Adobe...I need to export my XD project to HTML/CSS for the web. Make your people happy and update the software ASAP.
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Anonymous commented
Yes, Please add!!!
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Anonymous commented
Hallo,
I'm looking for an extension for XD or a program for XD to buy that without coden, without a developer. So that you can upload the finished website to hosting as with adobe muse.
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Anonymous commented
I was excited about using Xd, but realize now that it is no more than a 'layout'. I thought I could publish direct from an app like this but it does not even link directly to HTML. It's like doing most of the work a second time.
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Lauren Wood commented
I really want to be able to do this it would just synchronize all my work
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Melanie commented
It would be amazing to be able to do this!
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Daniel commented
It's greate!
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Luke Hayward commented
Would be great to have this. Not all designers want to have to delve into the lengthy process of learning code that can match their design ability. You can currently open XD documents in Dreamweaver, but it doesn't open in a publishable format.
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Anonymous commented
At the very least there should be an ability to export assets as PNGs or SVGs (not entire artboards, but individual assets) so that you can do the coding yourself, and have the images come out exactly as was prototyped.
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Andrew commented
Just watched a great tutorial on coding a responsive website, but I have one word for the process: Archaic. Where is AI for this? Webflow is making inroads but would be better if one never had to leave @AdobeXD at all. Design. Publish. Done.
In other words, as a designer, I should be able to design for web and with a touch of the button publish to the web, without ever having to export code or hand over to a developer. The startup, Mason, is attempting something like this, and Webflow allows one-click publishing. And although Webflow is close to what I'm talking about, it's still too developer focussed.
I've just gone through the frustrating process of designing my website, only to hand over to a developer and ultimately the end result is close, but not the same. It's a case of broken telephone and "unable to do that". The "Preview" mode in XD should give one a real sense of what the responsiveness is like, along with the ability to hit tablet, landscape mobile, and mobile modes, and, of course, show it exactly how it would look on the web.
This is the future of web design / creation. The same applies, of course, to app development. XD needs way more in terms of providing a functioning app, without having to actually code it. Anyway, a guy can dream, can't he?
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Suzanne Stenson O'Brien commented
Has anyone discovered a workaround for this? I would very much like to avoid rebuilding all the pages in a complex site; HTML export to start would be amazing. Someone suggested transiting through Zeplin but it does not have HTML export either.
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Anonymous commented
This would be so amazing. Please fix it soon! I have plans _:D
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Volker Schaner commented
this export to html and css has to be done asap please
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Anonymous commented
Please make this program as good as it can be. Let us get HTML and CSS output please please please.
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MCP commented
Please make XD a complete developer program by generating html/css from prototype layouts.
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Denis Teleshevskii commented
Need it to share my prototype via closed network. It's not so good to share prototypes via open internet.
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Paul Mackinnon commented
Here's a better idea...
Take Muse. Say, this is not a tool for production web sites. It is a tool for web prototyping with responsive ability and modern HTML. Simplify it to just producing nice standard HTML for export. No need for fancy javascript widgets etc, let the developers do that. Just make Muse a great tool for web prototyping. Then give it a new name if you wish..
You know it makes sense