#Adobe xd dark mode mac#

One of my biggest fears about leaving Mac to adopt Windows was leaving Sketch and having to find an alternative.

The team at Adobe XD is very responsive to all the feedback and has even gone the extra mile by providing different labels on each feature request such as, “Featured Under Review, Feature in the Backlog, Feature Started, Feature Needs More Info” and so on. Here you can make feature requests you wish to see implemented, vote on requests, and report bugs. So, it’s safe to say I instantly fell in love with the Adobe XD Feedback: Feature Requests & Bugs website. You know those email surveys you constantly get asking for your feedback on how something you experienced went? Or those modals asking for just two minutes of your time for a survey? Yeah. This provides a very quick way to show clients, project managers, stakeholders, you name it, your prototypes without having to use any kind of plugin or additional applications.Īdobe closely listens to and frequently responds to feedback and feature requests.Īs a designer and as a consumer in general, I find myself having a lot of strong opinions on the way I think things should work or how something could be improved. You can preview mobile prototypes on iOS and Android.Īdobe XD is also available as a mobile application. Not to mention there are only eight buttons in the toolbar. Adobe decided to ditch their dark theme for XD and opted for something a bit more minimal.

One of the things that jumped out at me when I first started using Adobe XD was it’s easy-on-eyes interface. The lightweight and uncomplicated interface. Adobe XD provides a simple tutorial highlighting some of the most used features of the program upon launch. If you’re brand stinking new to creating wireframes or prototype, fear not. If you are coming from Sketch, Axure RP, Figma, or something similar, jumping in to Adobe XD will be a walk in the park. Adobe XD came out of beta October of 2017 and is being updated on a near-monthly basis. I adopted Adobe XD during its beta (circa December 2016) and even though it had its drawbacks it was worlds better than trying to use an Adobe alternative such as Illustrator or Photoshop. It supports light vector design, wireframing, and creating interactive click-through prototypes. XD is currently Adobe’s only user experience design software. Ever since leaving my Mac (and my love affair with Sketch) and switching to a Surface Book 2, Adobe XD has been my go-to tool for wireframing and interactive prototyping.