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Borders are really useless when we working on XD considering its function and what it was designed for. Borders are interesting and useful in a lot of cases, but MOST of the time, we don't need borders. Sounds like Adobe tested our limits on user experience sensibility with XD. It's not a random fact we have so much feature requests here.
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3 votesJoão G.
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Every time we duplicate (or copy and paste) an artboard or an element, the new one goes on the top of left panel above all previous elements, and sometimes, to keep a specific order, we need that new artboard to be duplicate RIGHT AFTER the previous one, for example, to have 2 versions just in case we need to compare them in the future, side by side. As it happens currently, every time a new duplicate artboard goes above all previous ones so we always need to drag and drop it right on the place that artboard was supposed to be.
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Hey Ryan! Definitely something I’ve been looking for as well!
I can safely say this is a feature we’d all like to see in XD.
An error occurred while saving the comment João G.
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Adobe like to fill XD up of bugs but don't listen us to implement a freaking crucial and extremely BASIC feature like hidding the damn panels. A lot of times, if you leave XD open without using, Ctrl Z just stops working, a lot of icons look weird, the keyboard pointer isn't displayed on inputs etc. Every update, Adobe screws up more with the software.
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We need to have a monitor larger than an outdoor to see our artboard clearly. Adobe XD large sidebars look like those amount of toolbars people liked to install on Internet Explorer in the past, so they used to got a half of browser's height filled by those freaking toolbars.
HEY ADOBE, WHY DO YOU TALK ABOUT DESIGN "CONSISTENCY" TO EVERYONE AND IS NOT CAPABLE OF KEEPING YOUR DAMN CONSISTENCY BY INCLUDING THE SAME PHOTOSHOP AND ILLUSTRATOR FEATURES, LIKE TYPING THE LETTER F IN KEYBOARD, ON ADOBE XD ? WHAT HELL DO YOU THINK WE, USERS, ARE? STUPID? DO YOU THINK WE ALL HAVE THE SAME MONEY YOUR "UX ANYTHING" EMPLOYERS EARN PER YEAR IN CALIFORNIA? COME TO BRAZIL, LIVE HERE AND SEE THE DAMN LIFE WE HAVE TO FACE IN ORDER TO GET A STUPID DAMN JOB AND HAVING TO FACE A FREAKING BOSS EVERY SINGLE DAY.
SO, AT LEAST, JUST DO YOUR JOB RIGHT IF YOU WANNA US TO KEEP PAYING FOR YOUR DAMN SOFTWARE.
An error occurred while saving the comment João G.
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Here in Brazil is rare people who have good financial conditions to invest in high-level computers, and unfortunately I'm included on those stats. My monitor is 20'' which is small to who is a designer and needs something bigger. I hide and reveal panels in Photoshop EVERY time, and it would be absolutely helpful if we have the same possibility on XD. Hope Adobe take a look on this uservoice website, because we, users, know more than anyone else what we need to make our life less difficult.
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Note: there’s a limited version of this feature already available. If you select an existing piece of text and then leave it selected while you use the Text tool to create new text, its style will match the piece of text you had selected.
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Every time I wanna insert a new text box on XD, I have to create the text box, type a text and then, only after I typed my text, I'm able to apply a character style from the ones I have on the assets panel. The problem is that XD saves in its memory the last text size I used last, and sometimes it's a big size, so every time I have to reduce text size to fit in the bounding box, so it's an extra work.
There could be a way to insert a text directly from a character style, without having to type a text before and only then applying a character style. It would be so much time saver if I could insert a text right from a character style already saved on my assets panel. I tried to double-click or dragging and drop a character style to my artboard to see if XD would create a text box exactly with that character style settings, but it didn't work.It's always an unnecessary work having to firstly add a text box, insert any text and after apply a style.
João G.
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Dark Interface (overall UI including side panels) / Dark mode
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5,424 votesJoão G.
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How could Adobe make the terrible mistake of putting a damn border AS DEFAULT? I like borders and edges according to our necessity, and that's exactly the reason we need that border to be set as zero by default, because it's not a default element. It's the same thing as if Adobe had put rounded corners by default, they went fine for one thing but made a huge mistake by putting a border around every single shape inside the software. After a lot of updates, this still there to waste our precious time every single day.