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We announced CC Spaces in XD today at Adobe MAX! In a space, all members will be able to see the same folder structure for shared cloud documents. More details to come!
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When you share a file for co-editing with others, then it appears in their "Shared with you" section which is a simple list. It is difficult to navigate through this list if you have 40-50 files shared with you. There is also no option to sort the list by Name.
It would be great if a folder itself can be shared in such a way that all the XD files in it are available for co-editing. In this way the "Shared with you" section will have folders. This will help everyone in the team know where the file are locate and quickly access the required files without any confusion.
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We announced CC Spaces in XD today at Adobe MAX! In a space, all invitees of a prototype or design spec will see the container with some context as to what the initiative is. More details to come!
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We announced CC Spaces in XD today at Adobe MAX! In a space, all members will be able to publish a link. More details to come!
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@Corey... Yes, your idea for a "Drag affordance" feature would be perfect.
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After creating 10 art boards, I realised that one scenario in the middle was missed out. Now have to make a new art board and insert it in between. But now have to manually move all the art boards. Would like the space between the artboards to be uniform. Sorry if this seems like an OCD :P
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It is common for mobile designs to have a bottom fixed navigation. However when the navigation layer is set to "Fix position when scrolling" - any layers in the body which happen to be at the bottom of the viewport get hidden by the fixed layer.
This creates a big problem when we have to:
1. Export the designs as PNGs for internal reviews
2. Export to extensions like Overflow.
3. Export design specs.Because in all the above cases there is no way for us to clearly see the layers beneath the fixed layers.
As a result the stakeholder/programmers get frustrated in working with these designs.
Example: In the attached "01 Current State... .png", the bottom nav can be seen hiding the graph layer. As a result, the stakeholders reviewing the PNG will not be able to see the graph information. Tools like Overflow will render the design with the graph hidden and no way for users to see its data. And finally the coders will have no idea how to code the graph layer in the design specs link.
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Shift the fixed element to the bottom of the screen, where we anyway keep an empty margin, so that the fixed elements don't hide any critical elements.
For example, in the attached image "02 Ideal state... .png", the fixed nav bar is shifted to the bottom of the screen so that it does not obstruct any view of the elements in the body. As a result we can clearly see the graph layer without any obstruction.
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The fact that this feature has so little upvotes means that people have still never used XD for making design specs of a live project. :-(
We don't have any way to let developers see elements hidden behind fixed-elements in the specs. This happens in case of both specs exported within XD or on Zeplin.
Also the fixed elements feature is a pain when you want to export png of designs to share with the product team. Again the fixed elements hide everything behind them, and so the designers have to move every fixed element at the bottom of the screen and then do the export. Not fun when you have fixed elements on 50 artboards.
XD should have simply designed the fixed element feature as in Invision. Place them at the bottom of the screen so that they don't interfere with the body of the design, while rendering perfectly in prototype mode.
In XD we are forced to maintain two files for the same project. One for prototyping and other for design specs. Very inefficient.
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3,611 votesfeature-under-review · 410 comments · Adobe XD: Feature Requests (Read-Only) » 05 : Asset exporting · Admin →Dashanan
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For the time-being you can use the Overflow plugin for making such user flows. Though it's a paid service after 30 day trial.
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A designer needs to be able to quickly pull-in and push-out a guide while at any level of zoom on the artboard.