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We think you’re going to really, really dig the plugin integrations we’re making available later this year :)
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Reopening the feature request, based on feedback.
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Hey there,
As XD is super fast in rendering. (Great job by the way)
I think there might be an opportunity to allow grouping Artboards to and create Information architecture layers.
When we work on complex web applications we need to communicate two things.
Overall App information architecture
Flows within a given destination.
I can imagine a way to define artboard areas for the Login, Landing, Destination 1, 2, 3.
Then each next level hierarchy if there is.
So sub-destination 1.1, 1.2, 1.3.
Once I have the static representation of those (my mental model is top to bottom.) i would start to create (left to right, their inner interactions and flows)
Obviously you could also imagine designing the IA and map in a distinct Artboards page and allow to have additional pages (with several artboards) for each main destination.
Cheers,