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Hi,
I would like to understand more about the limitation of the export as SVG as i am not aware of any limit. Are you talking about a limit in the application that consumes the SVG, like a browser or Illustrator?
In general, if you choose to export with embedded images, the size of SVG will become large and it will be hard to process it in other application.
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Here’s how it works currently:
- If you drag a single image onto a Repeat Grid where all grid cells show the same image, the image will change in all the grid cells.
- If you drag multiple images onto a Repeat Grid, you will set up a repeating sequence of different images. For example, if I drag in 5 images at the same time, the first 5 grid cells will show different images and then the pattern will repeat (e.g. every 5th grid cell will show the same image).
- If you drag a single image onto a Repeat Grid that already has a repeating sequence of images, you’ll replace all copies of the image you dropped onto. For example, if you had a sequence of 5 images repeated 3 times (15 total grid cells), and then you drop a single image onto one grid cell, you’ll see 3 copies of that…
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While the bulk-add is useful, especially in prototype production, we also need a one-off add.
In conceptual design , there's a lot of back and forth that goes on.
When we want to change one image in a long series, we don't want to have to go and select every image in the right order and reimport them all.This is part of a common concept where different behaviours are need for different stages of the project.
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At least 100 times a day, I find an element that has been given a default border that I have to remove.
It's easy to miss because the border is quite fine.
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Yes. Conceptual designers definitely need 2 things in all their design apps:
1. Consistency in color from app to app, so that we can perceptually design with the confidence that a color created in one app will appear the same in the destination app. (e.g. Photoshop & Illustrator >> XD)
2. Device independent color: We need to know that the designer's display isn't showing colors unavailable on the typical display in the target audience. We can't control what a user does with their screen brightness etc., and we can't control whether browser developers bother adhering to international color standards (we wish we could). But we can and should design in a range of colors that is a reasonable reflection of typical display devices being used in the wild.
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The ability to scale itms and groups of items collectively, with text attributes (size, line spacing, etc) scaling proportionately is a critical feature for the conceptual design phase.
Having to re-space and resize type every time a text box or group of elements is scaled is a significant source of friction in the design process.Tom Dearie
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Hey Elaine
Thanks for the reply!
I'm on two standard 30" displays at 100ppi display res.
My eye-to-screen working distance is about 18’, (typical for screens larger thatn a tablet.)In XD, the smallest label type on my 100ppi display is 5 pixels (05” or 1.27mm), whereas I'd want 6 pixels minimum size (.06" or 1.5 mm) for comfortable all-day work.
I realize that this has upstream implication in the interface.
To maintain the excellent spacing of interface elements you’ve achieved, things might need to be scaled a bit.But it would dramatically change theusefulness of the app to those of us over the age of 20.
= 8- )(Yes, when they say I'm a senior information designer, they snigger and emphasize the word senior. Pffffft. )
Cheers
Tom
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Reopening the feature request, based on feedback.
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HI Folks
I understand the frequent need for fluid movement back and forth between XD and Illustrator/Photoshop.
Instead of exporting as SVG, what we do is copy and paste all the elements on the page into an Illustrator file.
It works pretty well for most page elements.