Right now it's much more intuitive to do in InDesign whatever Xd is supposed to do.
Because there we won't have to reinvent the wheel on every single document and every single page. Ok, InDesign has Pages rather than Artboards, which semantically is not as good, but there we can work much better than in Xd.
Then, the whole thing with a single pane for Artboards / Layers and then Assets is way counter-intuitive, if not confusing. Given InDesign, Photoshop and Illustrator, it's like another company designed all this. A company that didn't take a single clue from these three apps and especially InDesign.
Trian Karayiannis shared this idea ·
Right now it's much more intuitive to do in InDesign whatever Xd is supposed to do.
Because there we won't have to reinvent the wheel on every single document and every single page. Ok, InDesign has Pages rather than Artboards, which semantically is not as good, but there we can work much better than in Xd.
Then, the whole thing with a single pane for Artboards / Layers and then Assets is way counter-intuitive, if not confusing. Given InDesign, Photoshop and Illustrator, it's like another company designed all this. A company that didn't take a single clue from these three apps and especially InDesign.