Follow Drew Bridewell as he helps you get situated and acquainted with the three quadrants that make up the InVision Studio’s interface—the layer and library panels, and your working space—and the modifications you can make to any element you select.
- [Instructor] Now we're ready to jump into the anatomy…of a document.…So, I'm gonna double-click into…an InVision Studio Anatomy-of-a-document file…and then I'm gonna double-click on the title bar…which is going to expand my art board out full screen.…And I'll walk you through this file at a later time.…Now, I'm gonna preview this and these different elements…are what makes up an InVision Studio file.…So, what's inside?…The section number one, the layers, the pages,…the interactions and the components.…
This is gonna be on your far left side.…Then in the middle of your document,…this is where you design.…This has the art boards, the tool bar,…the collaboration area, it also has where…you can mirror devices and create interactions.…You'll also be able to see what's new…and you'll be able to link out to the Learning Hub…which will be in the top menu bar.…The last element, which is on the far right…of your screen, is where all the modifications live.…This is your x,y coordinates, your alignment tools,…your typography, your time line editor…
Author
Drew Bridewell
Released
9/19/2018- Navigating the interface
- Best practices for importing from Sketch
- Drawing, editing, and formatting shapes
- Managing layers
- Rapid prototyping
- Advanced animation
- Percentage-based scaling
- Creating, adding, and editing components
- Sharing and presenting your work
Skill Level Beginner
Duration
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Introduction
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1. A Tour of Studio
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The welcome window1m 19s
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The anatomy of a document1m 27s
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A tour of the interface3m 56s
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Saving Studio files2m 9s
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2. Importing from Sketch
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3. Screen Design
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Managing layers2m 21s
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Using Boolean operations5m 8s
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Masking layers2m 5s
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4. Rapid Prototyping
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Linking screens1m 58s
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Previewing your prototype2m 31s
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5. Advanced Animation
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Using the Motion transition4m 27s
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6. Working with Components
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Component overrides2m 54s
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7. Responsive Layout
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Pinning elements3m 22s
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8. Collaboration
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Making layers exportable1m 17s
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Conclusion
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Next steps1m 43s
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