Adobe XD Reviews & Product Details

Adobe XD is the new kid on the block and though it's relatively new to the game, it gives a mean punch. I like how it has everything I could ever need in a UI/UX Design project all into one tool. The design and prototype tool tabs are simply amazing and the concept is very nice. I also like the new Auto-Animate feature, which instantly animates something without me putting alot of effort into it.

I dislike how it does not yet have the collaboration tool like some of the other UI/UX Design software like Figma and it's one of the only reasons why a lot of users are not trying to make the switch to Adobe XD, however, it still has the sharing capabilities which are still very strong and i'm sure, the Adobe team is working hard to catch up.

I am on a team at a non-profit charities organization where we are constanly making Visual interfaces for our year round projects for humanitarian efforts. For example making websites and apps for walkathons, health fairs, blood drives, etc. And I've realized how quickly I been able to make interfaces with XD.

I like how it's all in one place for my UI/UX Design. Prototype and Design tools, all in one. I don't have to switch around multiple apps. I can easily share files online with the share tool and its amazing- though it can still be alot more. The best feature I have fallen in love with is the Auto Animate tool. I can easily prototype and give amazing animation effects with just a few clicks.

I dislike how there isn't an online collaboration tool with this software. Something like Figma where I can send it to stakeholders for review and they can tell me through the online version, some critiques. I also dislike how the power behind the plugins not on par with some of the other tools in UI/UX Design. It could still use a little more.

I'm helping to make products whether they be mobile, desktop, or computer. Also helping to solving complex business problems and making refining the user experience. Another thing is increasing audience retention with the events that happen on an annual basis.

Making UI/UX designs has never been easier. Transferring from Illustrator to XD is just amazing. I also appreciate XD for its functionality, it allows our developers see an almost full prototype of how the design should flow.

Well after the last updates I can't really complain. I wasn't a fan of not having the fixed items, but after the update in the summer that helped out a lot

I am able to show a full flow and through the prototyping function.

The user interface is really easy to use, learning curve is short and the tutorials are comprehensive.

Sometimes features are hidden too well, for example object masking.

Wireframing mobile apps and web pages.

AdobeXD is hands down one of the best UI mockup / wireframing tools on the market. And best of all it is free to use. We use it extensively to model our in house tooling systems. It even comes with some wireframing tool kits to get you up and running quickly. Hands down the best feature in the tool is the grid replication to create amazing carousels and lists.

When we started using it, it was still in beta and still had quite a few glitches, but they seems to be sending regular patches.

We needed a wireframing tool to mock up our curation tool which manages our recommendation engine, Adobe XD helped us visualize how all the functions and configurations would be presented to our curation team.

Ease of use and full integration with Creative Cloud. Feature's like repeat grid are a time saver.

Stability issues and lack of autosave make for risky workflow. Would also benefit from micro-interaction support.

Using Adobe XD allows our designer to better hand over to front-end developers with exacting specifications.

Diving into design in Xd is a new experience. The workspace is unlike most of Adobe’s professional apps, it’s simplified with less of a barrier to entry. The app is both new and familiar so the learning curve was easy, once I adjusted to the new arrangement of the single window environment.

Diving into design in Xd is a novel experience. The workspace is different most of Adobe’s professional apps, it’s simplified with less of a barrier to entrance. The app is both fresh and familiar, so the learning curve was easy, one time I adjusted to the new system of the single window environment.

The greatest benefit is how extremely fast Adobe XD is compared with other prototyping tools. I'm capable to create multiple concepts in the amount of time it would convey to create one concept with a standardized creature.

Adobe XD makes it incredibly easy to mock up a pixel perfect concept. It is much better than some similar tools, which at best give you bare bones wireframes.

Even though it is just a prototyping tool, it could be better if it gave you the ability to seamlessly transfer what you design into usable code.

The biggest benefit is how extremely fast Adobe XD is compared with other prototyping tools. I'm able to create multiple concepts in the amount of time it would take to create one concept with a similar tool.

Part of the Adobe CC and designed with the user in mind to save time creating, making changes and sharing with the team for feedback.

Adobe seemed to come late to the party with the XD product. I wish they'd done so a few years earlier.

We use Adobe XD for our digital marketing website, landing page, and app proof of concepts.

You can sign, redact, edit, create, and move pages to the correct order. Plus bates stamping! Electronic signing and tracking said signing is a great help too for people not directly in front of you.

That the original adobe does not have some of these features and while it will allow for electronic signing; its not nearly as complete as using this version.

Scanning documents from clients and putting them in date order on the computer and not manually. Bates stamping. Cleaning up documents with extra ink on them to make for a cleaner printed page.