In this video, learn about setting up global color assets.
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Author
Sue Jenkins
Released
9/5/2019
Transition your Photoshop-based web design process to a more UX-based workflow by adding Adobe XD. Vector-based XD allows for faster design revisions, easy adaptability to a variety of device sizes, and quicker development of prototypes to get customer buy-in before the development process begins. In this course, you’ll learn how to set up XD, prototype and collaborate your UX designs with clients and stakeholders, leverage cross-product workflows between Photoshop and XD, and export web-ready assets for developers.
Topics include:
- Setting up XD for web design
- Web design strategies
- Creating CC Library elements in Photoshop
- Using Wireframe UI kits
- XD tools overview
- Editing graphics in XD
- Adapting designs for breakpoints
- Responsive resizing
- Creating prototypes and exporting assets
Skill Level Intermediate
1h 41m
Duration
3,655
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Introduction
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Diving into XD59s
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1. Setting Up the XD Workspace
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Setting up XD for web design2m 47s
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Creating color swatches2m 32s
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Creating color assets2m 37s
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Creating character styles4m 13s
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Using wireframe UI kits3m 32s
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Solution: Build a wireframe1m 25s
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2. Web Design Strategies
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Working from wireframes4m 4s
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Using HD-ready graphics2m 50s
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XD tools overview5m 19s
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Using XD tools5m 14s
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Challenge: Build a layout1m 38s
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Solution: Build a layout2m 27s
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3. Designing for Desktop
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Repeating with Repeat Grid4m 22s
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Using CC Library assets3m 23s
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Editing graphics in XD2m 16s
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Saving time with components3m 25s
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4. Adapting Designs for Breakpoints
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Duplicating artboards2m 16s
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Responsive resizing4m 58s
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Manually adjusting layouts2m 58s
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5. Creating Prototypes and Exporting Assets
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Discovering prototypes2m 22s
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Wiring a prototype overview4m 12s
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Prototype wiring basics2m 27s
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Sharing web prototypes2m 14s
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Conclusion
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Recommendations1m 6s
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