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Please Adobe, this is a must. The current component / states system is awesome, but this will save us a ton of work. At the very least, states inheriting text changes would be extremely useful.
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Our team loves Adobe XD and we have been a huge fan of components!! Unfortunately we keep running into scenarios where we spend lots of time updating component elements across multiple states. Please add the capability for states to inherit overrides.
*Also ... if you want to allow for state re-ordering in the UI panel while you're under the hood it would be very much appreciated.
Thanks for all the hard work you've put into this so far!
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Brilliant work on this application so far. Thank you for the hard work.
Of course nothing is perfect ;-) - As a visual designer, it's really important that I can convey the animations and micro interactions to stakeholders where possible in my high fidelity visual mockups.
Unfortunately, the process required to do this relies on my re-use of button components with built-in states. These states don't inherit the new labels and icons when I override the instances. This means I'm editing the following for every button I override:
enabled, hover, focus, pressed, selected and disabled .... it takes a looooong time. -
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Hi everyone,
We’ve started working on multiple fills and borders, with plans to extend to this multiple shadows in the future.
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DanBrian
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My team currently spends a lot of time updating elements across our component states when we want to show state transitions in our prototypes. Allowing your users to set component constituents as static / inherit would save a lot of time. Since we are constantly updating states and component variations it would also help to be able to shift the order of our component states.