Author
Demian Borba
Released
10/15/2018- Understanding all tools in Design mode
- Bringing files for Photoshop, Illustrator, and Sketch
- Working with text, vectors, image fills, and masks
- Repeating elements with the powerful Repeat Grid tool
- Resizing multiple elements with responsive resize
- Using the new Assets panel to manage symbols, colors, and character styles
- Sharing symbols across files, with text and image overrides
- Creating and consuming bitmaps and vectors from CC Libraries
- Extending the power of XD using great plugins
Skill Level Intermediate
Duration
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- [Demian] Are you designing apps or websites? Are you looking to improve your design process? Do you wanna work smarter, not harder? XD's the answer for you. Let's learn how you can speed up your process with amazing tools, such as the Repeat Grid tool, responsive design features, plugins to extend XD's functionality and a lot more. Hi, I'm Demian Borba, one of the first product managers for XD at Adobe, and let's learn everything you need to know on design mode in XD, the fastest UX design tool that allows you to design, prototype, and share amazing experiences.
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Introduction
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What is Adobe XD?3m 55s
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1. Get Started with Adobe XD
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UI overview3m 5s
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Design with artboards3m 29s
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Navigate the canvas1m 23s
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Square vs. layout grids4m 20s
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The color picker2m 41s
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2. Design Mode Basics
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Pen tool and strokes5m 48s
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Point and area text3m 33s
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Work with masks3m 28s
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Bring images into shapes2m 44s
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Boolean operations2m 16s
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3. The Assets Panel
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Add and manage colors4m 59s
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Add and manage text styles1m 54s
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Label and organize assets3m 22s
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Swap symbols1m 13s
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4. Connect with CC Libraries
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Creating CC Libraries2m 56s
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5. Responsive Resize
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Resize elements responsively5m 31s
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6. XD Plugins
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Find plugins to extend XD5m 39s
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Conclusion
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Next steps1m 5s
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