Reseñas de Adobe XD y detalles del producto

Adobe XD has the familiar interface that users of the Adobe suite will quickly learn to navigate. It is a simple program that has the ability to produce some very advanced UI design. The animation capabilities that are built in far surpass those found in the main competitor, Sketch.

Whilst Sketch benefits from having an abundance of plug-ins, XD hasn't yet benefited from developer add-ons. As such, XD is still a young program with limited use-cases. Even with these limitations however, it is possible to produce excellent work without needing to buy an additional program like Sketch, as XD is included in the price of the Creative Cloud.

We design all sorts of interfaces with XD, including apps, websites, machine HMIs and more.

Is like using illustrator for wireframes with some prototype functionalities. Can't be easier to use.

i think that needs to be more powerful like sketch or zeplin.

We're using It to work in wireframes for our marketing department.

Agiliza el diseño de las aplicaciones web y aplicaciones móviles dando unos resultados buenos

Te encasilla mucho y no es lo suficientemente versátil para el uso q necesito darle

ofrece todas las herramientas para el prototipeado de páginas web y aplicaciones, permitiendo crear fácilmente prototipos animados, previsualizarlos y compartirlos con otros miembros del equipo. Finalizados o en proceso, los diseños se pueden compartir de manera sencilla a través de enlaces públicos.

I loved the interface and the content recognition. Also the parameters of the prototype mode are great

There are not so many options or tools to create different graphics. There are not symbols either for example.

It’s very easy to share your work once you upload things to the server, and this is quite useful:

It's very user friendly with the most simple and intuitive interface I've seen for UX design. It's also cross-platform, which is great for designers using windows.

A lot of major features that other products already have are still in development and not yet available, but the team is pretty good about listening to user feedback on their request forum.

It's cross platform with frequent updates and is included in the CC suite, which my team was already using. We use it for software interface design.

One of the best part of using an Adobe software is that they have a lot of common features among the Adobe family and even the UI looks very simple and easy. Another great thing about XD is that you can open a PS or AI file smoothly, which is not there in some of its competitor like Figma. Also you can also work offline and save your file which is a good thing to have sometimes.

The first thing that I dislike is that its not online like Figma and hence collaboration among the team becomes difficult. Another thing that I dislike that its not good for designing assets and animation.

We already have a CC license and we are using Photoshop and Illustrator and hence it is easier for our designer to work and open these files on XD. Also since XD is a part of CC it will be more economical for us to buy it now.

Designing anything using templates and make quick interactive prototype

Unable to update multiple flows at the same time. Share tab fluctuate sometime when we work on multiple frames. After editing images on Adobe Photoshop it does not retain the orginal layer anymore.

Conceptualising ideas and quickly generating prototypes for validation.

Really like the compatibility with other adobe products. Easy to use, features limited to the most necessary ones. Prototyping in real time is great

i wish there were rules. its pretty hard to align the elements without them. it'd be great to be able to connect it to InVision app too. Also, cant zoom into the project I share with other people.

user experience and wireframing.

XD has a straightforward interface for those familiar with other Adobe products. The company has invested well in customer training. What I particularly liked about XD was the creation of smooth and automatic animations in prototypes. XD also has an integration with After Effects.

XD is inferior to Figma in many ways: first, Figma exists in both browser and desktop versions. XD is not suitable for collaboration and collaborative work on large projects. Besides, XD is very inconvenient for the development.

I use Adobe XD for creating wireframes, app design, and prototyping. I created many user experience and interface design projects with Adobe XD.

Adobe XD works across windows and mac and comes with adobe suite. That means that designers I outsource to can get and use XD affordably and I can still use it in my workflow. It is also a great looking design tool compared to Adobe's past product. Very user friendly, like they actually had modern designers working on it. Very much appreciate that!

I primarily use Sketch and while I love testing out and using new tools like XD and Studio the thing that keeps Sketch my primary design tool is the plugins. I can do just about everything I need in Sketch thanks to the plug in family, which is still lacking in tools like XD.

Getting design work from across the globe even from people without macs so that the design output is still high quality, quick turnaround, and affordable.

It is a nice design tool. you can get a lot done with it and you can also share your design and save your work as a file. and you can share prototypes with clients for comments and suggestions.

It is a Big bulky Desktop app, and it is a paid-only service, and it can't compete with Figma, it is not a web-based app and also it is missing a community, it is hard to get components and see what other peoples in the community do

Designing and sharing the design and prototype with clients and getting feedback from the client. And allow collaboration with in teams. To share resrces and design systems.

It's the adobe suite. A few of it's chosen decisions with their attributed pros/cons do pay off.

How it handles gridlines. How it handles guides. Slow. Clunky. No image cropping. Poor management of within an artboard vs out of it. It's just nowhere near as polished as Figma. And by now I really have spent much time in XD.

Coworking design.

Repeat grid is probably the only great feature in XD. Not much else is great about it. If you keep all you resources in separate files, XD makes it easy to integrate them into a prototype.

Essential features like inner shadow are missing. You can’t create pages like you do in Sketch. All the symbols and reusable resources, along with all the art boards are placed alongside each other in each document.

XD allows you to share the prototype you have built with both developers and designers. There is also the option to update files you’ve sent to them.

Easy to use & user-friendly. Recommended

It should be available in as many languages as possible.

Faster & multitasking

i like that it comes with the adobe creative cloud license. very convenient. also that it allows for prototyping with videos

not very intuitive. sharing the link is awkward. it has to update each time.

before i joined this company, they were prototyping with XD because it came with the adobe creative cloud license so it was good because it was bundled with all the other programs that we needed.

First of all I like that Adobe is attempting to break into this realm. They are behind the times when it comes to UI. They were so dominant for years with photoshop it's probably hard to see the changing landscape. I think they have the right idea with the interface and it simplicity. Naturally the integration with the adobe cloud is fantastic and typekit integration is AWESOME. It is a far better product than it's initial development beta for sure. It has solid integration with photoshop and probably the #1 thing, Adobe was very very smart in making this a FREE product. You don't have to have a CC licenses to use it.

It's just not thought out. At it's current stage it feels like beta software at best. No interface that's established for symbols. Clunky layer/clipping system and the prototyping just isn't there. If it has a chance to compete with sketch or figma it needs about double the amount of features and development time. I gave it a good shot and completed some projects but it just isn't there yet. I'll make sure to reevaluate this down the line to see if they haven't made any improvements.

We did some small page mockups in it but ultimately decided that it wasn't right especially once we discovered Figma.

I've used Adobe XD for years and prefer it to other prototyping tools. Creating wireframes in Adobe XD is seamless. Being able to screen record my prototypes directly through the program is a time saver.

In the future, I hope Adobe XD resolves the need to update the app if you're working with collaborators. More functionality for building components would also be a great addition to Adobe XD.

Adobe XD allows me to create both wireframes and functioning prototypes to pass on to developers. It's easy to collaborate with team members and switch between other Adobe programs.

I'm a graphic designer that is also expected to do web design. Adobe XD makes creating functional mockups for developers and reviewers SO simple.

I wish there were easy ways to add in features like animations for mockup reviews.

I have zero coding knowledge, but I can make a quick website mockup that looks professional.

adobe xd is one of the amazing tools that I am using in prototyping in my work as well as to share my designs with developers

the collaboration need to be more reliable with other colleagues which needs more iteration to make collaboration more easy and fast

adobe xd helps me in all of the UX processes from ideate, define, skitch, design, prototype, and design handoff, with amazing plugins and superpower for prototyping

I like prototype and development mode features.

Can not collaborate with my teammates while working on projects

I'm creating real time prototypes to get the actual client requirements whichbis the best feature