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So there's the on-canvas gradient editor and the one in the color panel. Is it any easier to select with one or the other ? Just want to clarify.
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It is there just to denote that when you publish the preview, any size larger than the original template size will be outside the viewport (and as such require scrolling to view).
You can either as Cristian points out, just draw your own artboards if you don't want the formal device centric artboards - or set Scrolling to 'none' in the PI.
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Ah I see..you are using Safari.
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Can you share the version of Sketch you are using? I'm not having luck using Sketch 43.2 and Chrome 59.0.3071.115 to reproduce the successful drag and drop that you are with the same image (as seen in your video).
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Thanks for the feedback! For now you could convert the text to a path, then fill with a gradient?
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About how many artboards are you envisioning and what are their sizes? Are these mobile artboards or web? We can definitely go larger but at that point you are left with a pretty unwieldy document no?
Thank you for the feedback.
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What platform are you testing XD on? Cmd-space transient zoom should work just fine on Mac.
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Currently for performance reasons we only use the thumbnail version of the symbol as the system drag and drop image. The actual item's center is placed relative to the center of the thumbnail. Some symbols can be multiple viewports tall (large artboard for instance), so we don't use the full size.
Are there other apps that work differently or closer to what you'd imagine for reference?
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The width and height in the property inspector should be updating as you draw...not the case?
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Actually we've gotten pretty good feedback on the fact that localized/contextual object hierarchy was a welcome change. e.g. When working on an artboard the layers panel only displays a hierarchy representing that artboard, not the entire document. etc. These aren't compositing layers at all.
Can you provide a specific usage scenario where an alternative representation is important?
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Hi Birgit. FWIW we actually do have a two week cadence for our engineering sprints, but we go through rigorous acceptance testing and vetting of each release, so that's why we release every (4) weeks generally, still a fairly aggressive target for a multi-platform product IMHO.
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So would about 1/2 the size do it for you? Perhaps size of the curve control point handles?
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How would a drag affordance for a single artboard work for you? e.g. Let's say if you dragged an artboard between two others it would do the housekeeping and layout necessary to move the others aside and apply the default margins appropriately?
In the mean time for your OCD, when you are adjusting manually you should be able to use the distance snap decorations to let you know when you have uniform spacing. e.g. If you drag one artboard away from it's neighbor artboards then back again you should see the ping snap decorations appear showing you the 70 unit spacing.
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But you can already set x and y positions right? And there are alignment tools as well, agree that aligning to key would be a nice addition.
Actually Chris this is by design.
With the advent of OSX 10.7 and the default scroll direction change (to natural) many apps that interpret mouse wheel for zoom just followed suit.
It's our opinion that what might be natural for scrolling might not be intuitive for zoom. We sort of intentionally strayed from Photoshop and AI and went with the something more akin to the native OSX accessibility mouse zoom feature. Other "native" OSX applications interpret mouse wheel for zoom in this manner as well - such as Sketch, etc.
It seems more intuitive (or "natural") if you will to interpret scrolling the mouse wheel toward the monitor as zooming in (imagine moving the viewport/camera closer to your artwork), and scrolling it away (pulling away) from the monitor as zooming out. Much as the up on the mousewheel and down on the mousewheel map most naturally to up and down in a document for scrolling.
Apple's own OS CTRL-mousewheel zoom is one in the same as XD's. (Settings->Accessibility->use scroll gesture with Control to Zoom). Try it out. ;)
So ultimately I feel regardless of our intent and leanings, we should expose an option to allow users to swap the interpretation. :)