Introduction to Adobe XD

Learn how to use one of the leading UX design and digital prototyping platforms from the ground up

• Course Welcome
• Available Plans and Installing Adobe XD
• Interface of Adobe XD and Workspace Basics
• Creating Artboards
• Saving Your Work
• Basic Design Functions
• Practical Phase
• Course Welcome
• Responsive Resize and Content Aware Layout
• Repeat Grid
• Components
• Basic Prototype Interactions
• Importing Assets from Other Applications
• Viewing Designs on Adobe XD Mobile App
• Practical phase
• Course Welcome
• Auto-animate
• Drag Gesture, Overlays, and Other Animated Transitions
• Voice Prototyping
• Keys and Gamepad
• Component States
• Practical Phase
• Course Welcome
• Share Mode and Share Links
• Linked Assets and CC Libraries
• Coediting (Beta) and Version History
• Export Assets
• Recording Your Prototype
• Practical Phase
• Course Welcome
• Plugins
• Extensions
• UI Kits
• Practical Phase

Generating creative solutions to engage the attention of users is what great designers do. However, a UX designer goes a step further in that direction: it’s how the user interacts with the creative solution that is most important. UX designers solve a problem for the user, while also aligning with a brand’s business goals. It is a complex role and one that is becoming increasingly important within design teams today.

Ethan Parry has become a thought leader in UX design, partaking in the Interaction Design Association’s Interaction Awards committee, as well as teaching in Barcelona’s most reputed design universities. Once you complete this course, you will be equipped with all the necessary knowledge to take on a personal or professional UX design project with confidence and skill.

In the first course, you will start by installing Adobe XD on your phone as well as your computer, go through the layout of the software’s interface, and learn how to organize your workspace. Finish this course by trying out the design functions with Ethan.

Next, focus on designing an interface, learning the ins and outs of responsive design concepts to create the main screens of your application. Learn how to create components, create basic interactive prototypes, and finally how to use Adobe XD to showcase your designs.

Go a step further into prototyping with the third course, by creating dynamic effects and learning how to add carousels and voice to your prototype, along with micro-interactions with the use of component states. You’ll end this course by adding what you’ve learned to the designs you created in the previous course.

Discover how to share and collaborate on a UX project in the fourth course, seeing how to export artboards and elements by inviting someone to co-edit your design with you. See how to get feedback on your project so far, with the user testing mode.

In the final course, Ethan shares his tips and tricks to improve your design workflow using plugins, extensions, and UI kits. See where Ethan finds his plugins and apply various to your own app, to give a more dynamic design system to your final project.

Technical requirements

⦁ A computer with Adobe XD installed.
⦁ Operating System: macOS X v10.13 (or later) or Windows 10 Fall Creators Update (64-bit) – Version 1709 (build 10.0.16299) (or later).
⦁ An internet connection.
⦁ For additional system requirements, such as graphics, RAM, display, etc. that you need to run Adobe XD, click here.
⦁ A smartphone with the Adobe XD app installed (recommended, but not a must-have).