Adobe XD Reviews & Product Details

My favorite feature in Adobe XD would have to be prototyping and collaboration. Never before has it been easier to gather feedback from stake holders in your projects.

XD being a fairly new program is still missing a few features that would make life easier for designers. Simple things like swapping sections of a page without having to create a new artboard would be nice.

The biggest benefit we have realized from Adobe XD is a simple way to gather feedback in a centralized portal.

We have been absolutely loving the components and linked assets. Its been a brilliant way to share our design system between teams

I do think the prototyping needs some work. There are lots of funky features but it's lacking some core robust functionality. Only today it refused to sync my pages because everything had to be linked to the homepage for some odd reason, quite limiting.

Collaboration between visual design and UX design.

I like that the software offers both designing and prototyping tools which allows me to create projects without using multiple apps. I like that once created the prototypes can be previewed on mobile devices. Its a very easy to learn software

Installing this software requires a large space on your device’s and it take alot of internal memory. This software has a monthly cost it cannot be purchased outright.

Being able to preview the prototype on my mobile before going live, also being able to share the prototype with customers/members of the team that dont even have Adobe XD installed

The experience I have had with Mockups for web pages with Adobe XD, I emphasize how well it works and the advantages of framing the entire design of an application. The process of designing and developing a web or mobile app organizing the idea of what one wants best. It's much easier.

Like Sketch, XD does not have image editing tools. You will need some Adobe products to edit.

It's not the easiest tool to use. If you know about other Adobe products, many of the tools will be the same or you will feel familiar.

I like his versatility in this application in design your website

There are some complex functions useless and can bring bad experience.

Surely with Adobe XD is possible create your site in few steps and very easy to use it.

The best thing about adobe xd is that it allows you to create a prototype whuch is great feature to explain about your product

Masking is somewhat complicated compare to Photoshop.

I'm creating svg icons for my project. To create icon is suoer easy with xd's pen tool easy controls

Adobe XD support to import asset for design. Support for collaborate with other designers who both use Windows and Mac.This tools can export many type of file. Live preview is awesome feature for live preview for prototype on IOS Devices. Adobe XD have good performance when we control with interface is extremely easy and fluent.

Adobe XD don't have tool for copy format like format painter it help to fast copy format. Sometime of the keyboard shortcuts feel get a hang of it quite quickly and we need to close and reopen the project. It can't export to generate css file for implement web design.

We use Adobe XD for create prototype to present and describe user before implement project.

Interface is very clean. So if you are used to Sketch it will be easy for you to work in Adobe XD. If you use Photoshop or Illustrator for interface design Adobe XD may seem a little deserted in the begining. It has much less functionality but just enough to design awesome apps or websites.

No CSS export. Unfortunately there’s no way to extract CSS code from your design to simplify the work for developer. It is even possible in Photoshop (which is raster based) with the help of Zeplin plugin. But there is no such function in XD.

My recommendation will be to talk with developers you are going to work with if they feel comfortable using XD. Some developers prefer Photoshop.If you are Windows user then sure you should start using Adobe XD instead of Photoshop.

I love that Adobe has UI kits you can download to use in your own XD projects. Also, my favorite feature is being able to upload your projects online as an interactive prototype - very useful.

I don't really inherently dislike anything about XD. It is so much better than similar prototype software, like InVision, in my opinion. Watching the tutorial at the beginning is so helpful and insightful, but if you don't watch it, I guess XD would be considered slightly confusing to navigate/use.

The online prototype publish feature is the biggest benefit in my opinion. Being able to share an interactive version of your designs wit coworkers, peers, etc. is a huge benefit.

Empowers designers with the speed, precision, and quality to seamlessly iterate and share interactive prototypes with team members and reviewers across devices and platforms, including Windows, Mac, iOS, and Android.

1 no ability to perform simple maths in textfields (colwidth / 6 ) 2 not being able to add a color on an existing color (lighten(#,%) 3 easy ability to make text all caps (text-transform - Uppercase) 4 masks missing (overflow: hidden) 5 cant copy CSS attributes. 6 center alignment doesnt force half pixels, so lines are offcenter 7 exporting assets doesnt give you much control 8 no addons

1. Linked symbols 2. Easy integration with Adobe Illustrator 3. App integrations 4.Voice triggers and speech 5. Plugins

I like adobe xd review easy to navigate its easy to follow and easy for all users to understand

There’s not many dislikes to this software

We don’t use it to much in my profession nowadays we did back in the days but more of another software now

I'm a relative newcomer to using XD and have only used it on a couple of projects so far, it's seems to have a very straightforward learning curve and produces some really excellent results, It's my first experience with a designated UI tool and I love it

There's nothing at this stage that I don't like about it

it's been a quick and easy way to demonstrate what we can do with mobile apps and user interface upgrades

First Adobe xd is a simple software where you can design interfaces and then create an interactive prototype that your clients can view on a generated link

Add more interactive effects and insert touch gesture, for example swip or pinch and zoom

I created ui for agencies or clients

Not being a designer by any means, Adobe XD allows me to visually prototype ideas and projects to transfer to my team, as well as create simple graphical layouts for promotional material. Our product development team relies on XD for product design and prototyping.

The curve function is a bit tough, as well as the masking function. Would love a simple image crop tool.

Acting as a stand in marketing department for a small, fast moving company.

You can design a complete app or mobile website and you can add interactivity from screens

You can’t insert animations or videos in your project

I designed apps for my clients and shared on line

Seamless compatability with the other Adobe Creative Suite products. Vector creation tolls Advanced alignment and replication capabilities. Easy team collaboration

Basic functions found in WYSIWYG tools are not present. Bullets? Why would I need a plugin for that? No control for font ligatures. Sharing with clients can be an unpredictable experience. PDF exports are often massive, no fine controls. Client comments are often difficult to work with.

One of my favorite features is the ability to have my entire team working on the same project at the same time. This is a huge time saver and vastly reduces, or even eliminates, the number of comp versions we provide for a given project.

That I can design the asset library, wireframes, layouts, interactivity, and share with my coworkers.

I think it's going to be replaced by Figma and I'll have to remake our whole library.

We're an insurance startup and there's lots of different things to design everyday. Emails, downloadable documents, applications, landing pages, and user flows. I can do it all inside one program.

Adobe XD is a comprehensive design and prototyping tool that offers an intuitive user interface, interactive prototyping capabilities, and design assets management system. What I liked about this tool is that it integrates seamlessly with Adobe Illustrators and other Creative Cloud tools.

The one downside that I find troublesome is it doesn't offer a built-in option for building and editing vector illustrations and animations, which I have to export to Adobe Illustrator.

Adobe XD allows users to illustrate the wireframe and prototype the design of software to help with collaborating with team members and clients by sharing design prototypes and gathering feedback directly within the prototype.

I like that if you are an Adobe user and familiar with their other products (especially Illustrator and Photoshop) then you can easily use XD. Since all of their shortcuts and ways to navigate are the same throughout their products, its easy to learn how to do XD.

I do not like that you must create a new prototype link for sharing every time you change the design. In Figma, all changes are automatically updated in the shared prototype link you would use for testing. You also can't see your hotspots in the preview to know which wires are already set up.

XD will help you create screens and flows you can share and collaborate with your team and use for usability testing.

Adobe xd is a good prototyping tool with Adobe, it is easy to use, I like being able to create icons and illustrations with Adobe illustrator and use it in Adobe xd

I wish it offers a better way to be able to work collaboratively

Making intuitive prototypes that we could test with users to enable us create great designs