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- Adobe XD User Guide
- Introduction
- Design
- Artboards, guides, and layers
- Shapes, objects, and path
- Text and fonts
- Components and states
- Masking and effects
- Layout
- Videos and Lottie animations
- Prototype
- Create interactive prototypes
- Animate prototypes
- Object properties supported for auto-animate
- Create prototypes with keyboard and gamepad
- Create prototypes using voice commands and playback
- Create timed transitions
- Add overlays
- Design voice prototypes
- Create anchor links
- Create hyperlinks
- Preview designs and prototypes
- Share, export, and review
- Share selected artboards
- Share designs and prototypes
- Set access permissions for links
- Work with prototypes
- Review prototypes
- Work with design specs
- Share design specs
- Inspect design specs
- Navigate design specs
- Review and comment design specs
- Export design assets
- Export and download assets from design specs
- Group sharing for enterprise
- Back up or transfer XD assets
- Design systems
- Cloud documents
- Integrations and plugins
- Work with external assets
- Work with design assets from Photoshop
- Copy and paste assets from Photoshop
- Import or open Photoshop designs
- Work with Illustrator assets in Adobe XD
- Open or import Illustrator designs
- Copy vectors from Illustrator to XD
- Plugins for Adobe XD
- Create and manage plugins
- Jira integration for XD
- Slack plugin for XD
- Zoom plug-in for XD
- Publish design from XD to Behance
- XD for iOS and Android
- Troubleshooting
- Known and fixed issues
- Installation and updates
- Launch and crash
- Cloud documents and Creative Cloud Libraries
- Prototype, publish, and review
- Import, export, and working with other apps
Learn how to easily create, share, and manage reusable colors, styles, and components with Creative Cloud Libraries.
When designing digital products at scale, it becomes increasingly challenging and critical to remain consistent. Under the increased pressures of content velocity, organizations are searching for ways to move faster when designing and building customer experiences.
A design system provides consistent, robust, and reusable design patterns that unite multi-disciplinary product teams (designers, developers, and stakeholders) around a common visual language. It reduces design debt, accelerates the design process, and bridges teams bringing products to life.
With XD, creating and maintaining a design system is flexible, frictionless, and intuitive. You can use design systems to:
- Create cloud documents that contain reusable colors, character styles, and components that define your design systems, and
- Publish Creative Cloud Libraries from those cloud documents to share your reusable design system elements with your team, allowing them to design consistently across their design projects.
- Manage updates from a central system so that everyone uses the latest assets,
- Use your design system assets across your end-to-end creative workflows from print, brand, and marketing designs to presentations and collaterals through libraries integration with Adobe’s creative cloud applications and Microsoft productivity suites such as Microsoft Word, PowerPoint, and third-party extensions such as the Visual Studio plugin.
With XD 57, Adobe has improved color management functionality in XD, allowing you to experience consistent color renditions. If you’re working on a document that has an unmanaged color profile and want to reuse assets, XD prompts you to switch the color profile of the document to sRGB. For more information, see Color Management. Design systems with libraries can be incredibly handy to ensure all your team members are always using the latest design elements to build cohesive, consistent experience across all your projects.
To learn more about design systems, do check this video.
Ready to build your design system in Adobe XD?
Go through these step-by-step tutorials that help you to create and manage components, create and manage document assets, publish and share your design system through Creative Cloud LIbraries, and share design specs with developers for integration.
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