Adobe XD Intermediate: Sharing

Name: Adobe XD Intermediate: Sharing
Author: Jessica Henley

Understand sharing options and how to export and publish

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Course: On-Demand

Hello, my name is Jessica Henley and in these lessons, you will learn sharing options, exporting assets and publishing options. In this lesson, I will show you sharing options. To share, we're going to take a look at the connection. So this is the current flow and when I hit share, you can see that it's only able to share what has a wired connection to it. So down here, you can see that the opacity is lowered because these are not actually within the flow. Now over here, I have flow one and I want a new website link to share. So I will keep that and here's a couple of options. We have design view, which is feedback on your designs. We have development, share your designs or prototypes with developers, presentation optimized for presenting and testing the prototype or we have customized your viewing experience. I'm going to keep it on design preview. Under design preview, I can have anyone with the link can view this or only limited people or anyone with password. I'll keep it on the first one, anyone with the link, create link, you can see that the link is generating on the bottom. I'll wait for that to load and here you can actually share that website link. You can copy the link or copy embed the code or you can actually share here as well. Alright, so there's the website link. You can also invite to document and by collaborators to access it. You can also say to the cloud to invite people. I'm going to press cancel for now and you can also connect your phone. So here I've connected my phone, it says you connect your phone by USB to preview your designs. So here's my phone here and we're previewing my design. So right now I'm just flipping through the design to see what needs to be changed. And I can see that everything looks good except for the font that I chose for my logo title that S is all the way on the other side. It doesn't show that actually on the design when I'm building it but when I connected my phone you can see that the S is not where it should be. So it's good to actually preview your designs so you can kind of see where you can make changes. In the next lesson I will show you exporting assets. Thanks for watching.

Intermediate Provider : Jessica Henley 3 Lessons · 10m in Arabic, German, English, Spanish, French, Portuguese, Chinese

Course Description

Collaboration is an important part of the design process, and Adobe XD makes it possible to send Artboards to others and get feedback on your design or prototype. You’re able to share in either development mode or presentation mode, and optimize it for your designs. In these lessons, you’ll learn how to invite collaborators to access and edit your document simultaneously as you work. You may even want to have others test your prototype, which is possible through sharing by user testing. There are multiple ways to share in Adobe XD, including sharing by invitation only, sharing by password, and sharing by link access, which uses a website link to share your project. A key component of good design is quality images, so you’ll learn how to export quality images, available export sizes, plugin options for file export quality, and what to look for to make sure your images are not pixelated.

In these lessons on Adobe XD sharing, we’ll look at how to select multiple Artboards in order to share them with other designers, collaborators, and stakeholders. You’ll learn how to export a high-quality file size for your project, and what your publishing options are.

What You'll Learn

Understand a variety of sharing options in Adobe XD, including by invitation, by password, and by link access
Invite collaborators to access and edit your document simultaneously as you work
Share prototypes for user testing in either development or presentation mode
Export quality, high-resolution images and select appropriate export sizes for your project
Identify plugin options that affect file export quality
Recognize good versus bad image quality and avoid pixelated images

Key Takeaways

Adobe XD lets you send Artboards to others and gather feedback on a design or prototype in either development mode or presentation mode.
Documents can be shared multiple ways, including by invitation only, by password, and by link access using a website link.
Collaborators can be invited to access and edit a document simultaneously, and others can be invited to test a prototype through user testing.
Selecting multiple Artboards allows them to be shared with other designers, collaborators, and stakeholders.
Exporting quality images involves choosing available export sizes, using plugin options for file export quality, and checking that images are not pixelated.

Frequently Asked Questions

What does this Adobe XD course cover?

It covers sharing in Adobe XD, including sharing options (by invitation, by password, and by link access), inviting collaborators to edit simultaneously, sharing for user testing, exporting quality assets, and publishing options.

What are the lessons in this course?

The course includes three lessons: Sharing Options, Exporting Assets, and Publishing Options.

What will I learn about exporting images?

You'll learn how to export high-quality images, the available export sizes, plugin options for file export quality, and what to look for to ensure your images are not pixelated.

Who is this course for?

It is aimed at designers who want to share their Adobe XD work with other designers, collaborators, and stakeholders and gather feedback on their designs or prototypes.

What sharing methods are available in Adobe XD?

Adobe XD supports sharing by invitation only, sharing by password, and sharing by link access, which uses a website link to share your project, in either development mode or presentation mode.