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    Proposal 3: A button in the XD doc that can transfer ownership to a Member which will auto copy it into their cloud docs along with any previously create links so that the permalinks would still work.

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    For XD cloud docs, we have a collaboration issue with 'Member editors' being unable to generate their own prototype links.

    We would like to have single master flow docs that members editors update of instead of individually repeating work. Invited members to docs works great but currently, non-owners have to ask (and explain to) owners to generate (or hit update) shared links whenever they work on these flows over and over again.

    Proposal 1: A shared repo in the cloud be accessible for all teammates under the 'Adobe for Teams' plan and they have 'owner' XD roles while working inside the cloud docs saved there.

    Proposal 2: Enable a new Adobe plan that allows for more than 2 instances of the plan's software installed. The amount increase be paid for appropriately obviously (this would solve the stated issue by team members using a single account essentially).

    Resolving this issue will solve another foreseeable issue with people leaving the company and losing there work potentially...

  2. 272 votes

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    Cloud doc transfer ownership as well as prototype links. Teammates are hindered when trying to create shared links from other Owner's shared cloud docs. This is a big collaboration hinderance.

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  3. 73 votes

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    Although Adobe XD does not currently provide scrollbars to navigate the view of your content, there are several different options to pan the viewport around:

    • If you have a trackpad, use two fingers to pan (if you have an Apple Magic Mouse, you can use one finger to pan)
    • Hold down Space Bar and drag the mouse
    • Use the mouse scroll wheel to pan vertically, and use Shift + scroll wheel to pan horizontally
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  5. 381 votes

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    Matt D commented  · 

    This feature would be great. Even if it was just like CanvasFlip Interaction Map ( https://blog.prototypr.io/tired-of-explaining-ux-flows-try-interaction-map-now-98a33cf9b4ef) with annotations on the interaction connectors, that would be such a helpful thing. Currently my workflow involves both XD + Lucidchart. XD just needs this high level view to be my all in one.

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  7. 385 votes

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    Hi, all-

    “Convert to code” is fairly ambiguous, and I’m looking for more specifics as to what you’re hoping to get out of this. We already have a number of stories that go to specific technologies: HTML/CSS, XCode, Android Studio, etc. I’d like to close this one out in the interest of having more specific export paths.

    -Elaine

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    Matt D commented  · 

    As one who codes, I am always concerned with page load, DRY, using preprocessors for HTML and CSS, using grid systems, scalability/refactorablity etc. I consider this the 'professional way' to build an application code base. For a Adobe or any other design application to be expected to do this for me via 'generating this type of source code' seems like a very unrealistic expectation therefore I am just fine with you guys focusing on more UX focused features such like video recorded user testing session. Basically, let's keep UX tools UX tools and coder tools coder tools.

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    Matt D commented  · 

    I agree also with all the comments here. Currently I have pretty robust prototype built. The next step that would be absolutly fantastic to me would be to be able to email a bunch of test users with a specific task I want them to try to execute along with the link to the XD prototype. They click on the XD prototype link, and the session is recorded audio and screen so I can review the video of what they do to complete the task (a Think Out Loud user test) against the XD prototype. Maybe I get an email with a link to this video when the tester is done. The prototype in this case will probably need a start and stop feature for the tester but these things should be as non-invasive as possible to the actual XD prototype screen. This would allow us to ditch or extend much of our experiments we currently use Whatuserdo and Usertesting.com for.

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