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Personally, I use Adobe XD to plan out an outline of the software that I am going to build.

There are many advantages in using Adobe XD and it comes with the Adobe Creative Cloud. Since this is a free software, it comes with some limitation such as there is no way to transfer your prototype or wireframe into an official design because the software is only for develop wireframe/prototype and it is not for coding so if you are satisfied with your wireframe/prototype you needs another software to coding your work into a real website or mobile app design.Ĭomments: Adobe XD is incredibly useful for designing software and it is clear that Adobe has put a lot of effort into a dedicated UI and UX design tool. If you are already a user from other software from Adobe, you will finds Adobe XD have a similar feels to the software you used. The software is easy to use and learn, the user interface is straightforward and simple.

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It includes everything I need to design and setup wireframe as well as try out my design instantly without install any other component. I like the powerful and easy to use features that was bundled with the software.

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I miss plugins in XD, Figma has an edge there.Ĭomments: My experience with Adobe XD was great, it helps me get my job done fast and smoothly, it is also free and available offline so I can work anytime anywhere. Adobe XD has mostly all required features but sometimes a client doesn't rely on it and insists to use Figma or sketch. Figma and Sketch feel more premium and widely accepted tools or just much more polished. Some features that competition has for say Figma and sketch. The UI is very modern and simplistic so even a beginner can get hold of it easily and it's a blessing for non-designers too.Įarlier I was used to designing in Photoshop and doing my prototype and review on Invision but now with Adobe XD it's just one tool that lets me design, prototype, share, and get feedback. It's an Adobe product so it's more reliable and cross-compatible with other tools like Photoshop and Illustrator which we are using for years. Sharing and prototyping is also good enough but sometimes I feel that XD doesn't have some features that Sketch and Figma have or maybe it's not widely accepted in the market yet but It's an Adobe product so I think in coming years it will be the leading tool for UI/UX designers. I am not sure if the problem is on my end or not.Ģ) Pen tool can be improved a little bit.ģ) Too much use of the artboards can lead to a laggy environment.Ĭomments: I use XD for wireframing, designing UI for web and mobile apps and so far I felt good as I'm already an Adobe user so it feels like using the familiar tool. Let me share my experience with Adobe XD:ġ) It's very light, fast, and easy to use.Ģ) Working on multiple artboards and animating them while prototyping is an awesome feature.ģ) Adobe XD is very good at managing assets, layers, and components.ġ) Sometimes, it gets closed automattically. Adobe did really a good job by creating this. I can directly edit an image from Adobe XD to Photoshop which makes it different from other applications around.Īdobe XD stand in one of the most using UX Tools. I used Figma Also but, Adobe XD is one step ahead in my case.

Animating a prototype whether it's a Website or Mobile App is my favorite thing. It didn't take much time and effort to learn this. Comments: I am using Adobe XD for UX Designing since 2017.

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