Chapter 1
Introducing the Experience Design Workspace
IN THIS CHAPTER
Exploring tools and menu items
Creating your first screen
Comparing Design versus Prototyping view
Adobe Experience Design (XD) is a high-fidelity prototyping tool used to demonstrate interactive application and website designs. In this chapter, you find out how to use XD’s UX design tools to create visual designs quickly using features such as repeat grid, symbols, layers, and more. Keep in mind that Adobe XD is in beta at time of print. The pace of the beta updates has typically implemented Mac updates ahead of the Windows version of XD. This variation will balance out as the product comes into the final stages, but you might notice that some of the screen captures in this minibook vary from your version of XD.
Adobe Experience Design is included in your Creative Cloud subscription. If you do not have it already installed, launch your Creative Cloud application and install it before trying to follow along with this minibook.
Understanding the Modern User Interface
Adobe Experience Design has been created from scratch with the user’s experience in mind. The UI is clean and simple. After you discover where your ...
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