Today we had the news that the 'Project Comet' application has changed its name to 'Adobe Experience Design', and we found that a preview is now available to anyone with an Adobe account. Programs like 'Adobe Experience Design' there are many where they can address many parts of the application design problem. Adobe is trying to compete directly with Sketch. With 'Adobe Experience Design' you will be able to design the Work tables, will allow you to perform macro changes and prototype. The abbreviation for Adobe Experience Design is Adobe XD. At present only available for OS X (MAC).
You will be able to do projects that go from the same application to Web, iPhone, iPad, or custom-sized layoutsIt also comes with preloaded user interface packages that you can use at your choice. You can choose between designs for iOS, Google o Windows. Then we leave you a video to show a little how it works 'Adobe Experience Design'.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=N9Or8VIskPs
Adobe Experience Design where it is really useful and can be of great help, is when you have jobs or projects of a great span. Well, you can handle different work tables and at the same time they can be altered at the same time. The size and font of items can also be changed by grouping them.
If we have more complex work tables, that we share for example with a work team or individual, 'Adobe Experience Design' It allows properly size masked images. This will save you the headache of resizing the larger images you want to work on in a layout.
The creation of elements in the interface such as icons is also very easy with XD, and for graphic designers and application developers it can be very useful. You can quickly and easily decide which artboard elements should flow to the new artboards, and test it in an emulator. As an iOS developer I'm going to give it a try, as it can allow me to save it to Creative Cloud and give you a Own URL that you can share with others.
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It looks interesting and easy