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Adobe XD Advanced: Testing and Exporting

Prep your designs for stakeholders and team members through testing and exporting
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Course: On-Demand
Advanced Provider Jessica Henley  5 Lessons ·  43m  in English 

Course Description

In these lessons, you will bring your app to life by hooking up the wires and connections in order to make it functional. Through testing prototypes, we can explore various triggers, action types, destinations, and easing. We’ll also continue to use plugins to create icons to make the app design more cohesive. Then you’ll be introduced to a useful technique for making sure your exported images aren’t pixelated, but remain high-resolution designs.

These lessons will also cover how to mark your project for revisions and how to provide a link to enable co-editing. Lastly, we will discuss sharing specs and assets, including how to share designs through website links so developers can learn more about details like viewport size, design size, hex code information for your color schemes, font size, color code, character spacing, and line spacing.

What You'll Learn

  • Test prototype interactions by exploring various triggers, action types, destinations, and easing
  • Use plugins to create icons that make the app design more cohesive
  • Export assets using a technique that keeps images high-resolution rather than pixelated
  • Mark a project for revisions and provide a link to enable others to co-edit
  • Share specs and assets through website links so developers can access design details
  • Describe the interactions between artboards in your app

Key Takeaways

  • Testing prototypes lets you explore triggers, action types, destinations, and easing to make an app functional.
  • Plugins can be used to create icons that give the app design a more cohesive look.
  • A specific exporting technique keeps exported images high-resolution instead of pixelated.
  • Projects can be marked for revisions, and a co-editing link enables others to edit the project.
  • Sharing designs through website links lets developers see details such as viewport size, design size, hex codes, font size, color code, character spacing, and line spacing.

Frequently Asked Questions

What does this Adobe XD course cover?

It covers testing prototypes, exporting assets, co-editing, commenting, and sharing specs and assets in Adobe XD.

What will I be able to do with prototypes after this course?

You'll be able to test various triggers, action types, destinations, and easing, and understand interactions between artboards to make your app functional.

How does this course help when sharing designs with developers?

It shows how to share designs through website links so developers can learn details like viewport size, design size, hex code information for color schemes, font size, color code, character spacing, and line spacing.

What skills does this course focus on?

It focuses on data reporting, information sharing, and prototyping.

How do I let others work on my project?

The course covers how to mark your project for revisions and provide a link to enable others to co-edit your project.