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If you want rulers so you can create guides for snapping, please upvote: https://adobexd.uservoice.com/forums/353007/suggestions/14160453-guides
If you want rulers for a different purpose, please upvote this request and leave a comment telling us more about your use case.
Thanks!
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Feature under Review. Do we have guidelines included and do they go over multiples pages? If not I would open a new feature request for that if not already done. :)
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Since the stage is limited in the size I would also use it for one big project.
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Reopening the feature request, based on feedback.
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Thanks for the feedback, everyone!
Thanks,
-Elaine
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When you import a JPEG image, we assume you’re bringing in a 2x-resolution image to support high-DPI (Retina) screens. Since you typically design at 1x scale in XD, the correct thing to do in that case is resize the image to 50% of its original size.
If you’re using lower-DPI image assets, then currently you’ll have to manually resize the image back to its original size. Do you run into this often enough that you’d like a preference to completely turn off the auto-resizing? Or does your situation vary so that you’d prefer an option to choose each time you import a JPEG? Please let us know.
(I’ll update the title here to clarify that this is the general type of thing being requested).
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Since I prototype my concepts in XD I don't assume any automatics in XD therefore yes, I run into it often. And I posted it because I ran into it often.
You may want to make this feature more clear in adding screens for retina-screens. I don't think that every screen has a retina equivalent.
I myself would think about retina sizes when it comes to actually making the application.
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Hi. I'm a heavy user of Adobe and I am super fascinated by Adobe Experience Design.
I am using it for real projects and I am looking forward to the cool requests of other users that are implemented already but not published yet. There were already some requests of customers that Adobe Experience Design can not offer yet but perhaps in the near future.
I am suggesting a 2 weeks agile sprint for the development team.
The team concentrates on one or a couple of features / bugs they want to implement or fix. The advantage is that the user will be excited for every new feature which comes out nearly every two weeks. It is also a nice marketing machine because updates happen regularly and people will start talking about it. Adobe has a great marketing structure I am sure that this will be a great impact.
The disadvantage is, the team maybe will be challenged, especially when it comes to bigger features or difficult bugs.
I also find a 3 weeks sprint very suitable.
What is your circle right now? It is so long that I don't even see it. :)
Small tipp, if you are having trouble with to many bugs, take a sprint or two for fixing bugs only.
For me as a user Adobe Experience Design will become more useful every two weeks and more fun to play with and actually use it in the real business. Right now it just lags of features that are really needed to be a real competitor for other programs - especially Sketch.