Adobe XD Reviews & Product Details

I use to work on Adobe XD when I was learning UI & UX Design. It is a good software for learning and creating beautiful-looking designs. It is also compatible with Adobe Photoshop which lets you work between both software seamlessly.

As per my experience, I feel Figma is a much more polished and widely used tool in compare with Adobe XD. Our team members mostly use Figma for designing. Also, Adobe XD lacks plugin integration like Figma.

Adobe XD is a reliable and useful software for creating UI & UX Designs for our clients. Currently, we do not use it but in the past, it has served us well. Its simple UI also helped us learn the software very well.

The learning curve of Adobe XD is pretty smooth. I've been personally using it for a while and teaching it as well, and it is easy to learn and understand what the functionalities are, unlike other products built for UI design.

XD is not powerful enough. While the learning curve that I mentioned is easy, the interactions and animations it generates just aren't there yet. I've been able to organize and animate much better with other competing softwares.

Adobe XD is a pretty good UI design tool and it helps create good UI designs, regarding the requirement. Even though the interactions and the organization part of Adobe XD isn't there yet, it is pretty useful.

I am a developer and we can easily use this tool to crop the images we can easily edit the image. it is user-friendly tool.

Sometimes when images are too large time I am facing the issue tho opening that image in XD.

We can create images, gifs, icon's animation on this tool.

The interface is so slick and simple. While you have the ability to import other files, most simple/ complicated designs are easy to create right there within the program.

It can be a bit pricey, especially if you are just trying to get your feet in UXD and learn the ropes. The trial period could be extended if, for example, the user has not made use of at least 50% of the features. The program does not run on Linux

I am using the tool to create many awesome designs for Mobile and web-based apps. I am playing the role of both a UX designer and a Project Manager. The cloud storage option is so great as my work PC isn't filled with all my failed designs but I can still access them if they had aspects I want to revisit.

This is All in 1 UX tool, you can make UI UX scratch to end in one software and the best is it will support import from other Adobe software and can update instantly. Thanks to Adobe .

Not much, but we can notice that not high quality on animation features , if they develop more animation features will help lot to create smooth buttery animations

Good is everything can do in a single software from Wireframe to end UX . The best is collaborations, and it allows integrate other apps . Great tool to show the work to clients and the team mates .

I consider that the strongest points with adobe xd are mainly two The intuitive interface and the plugin library. are strong reasons to face UX development projects. I use everytime.

What I don't like about adobe xd is how complicated it gets when it comes to exporting or integrating with ccs, hmtl and java projects, especially fronted, I wish it could go beyond simple prototyping.

The benefits that we are achieving thanks to abode XD is that we can present semi-functional prototypes to close quick sales with clients. On the other hand, we love that it is a free Adobe tool. Because we were able to integrate it with our abode suit quickly.

I think the best thing about XD is that it's free and accessible to the public. It's pretty approachable as a tool for people getting and starting in user experience desinf

Something I dislike is the way that xd handles components and organizing of layers. I like the style panel but I think having a separate page for components would be more logical since most other design tools do this

I'm solving design system problems, and client problems by creating solutions and handing off designs to development through the share feature that adobe XD has

Wireframing and collaborative work mainly for wireframing and basic designing.

Its compatibility with adobe cloud because of which it hangs out sometimes in between.

sometimes it hangs out in between while sharing or explaining a wireframe, the biggest benefit is the ability to work with team members simultaneously on it.

Adobe XD is simple to use and a valuable addition to my design software library. It sticks out to me as a product since I've used other Adobe programs before, such as Adobe Photoshop, Illustrator, and InDesign, and this one has a comparable layout and functionality. Because of its similarities to other Adobe tools, Adobe XD is easy to learn. For example, text can be easily modified and centered. I also like how quickly the various artboards can be resized to fit different browser widths for the sites I'm wireframing.

My only criticism of Adobe XD is that it lacks easy collaboration. Yes, it lets users create project links for sharing and presenting, but I don't like that I can't collaborate on my project with others. Competitors like Figma, for example, allow for real-time collaboration and feedback, as well as support for in-browser design. Allowing live collaboration and the ability to design from within a web browser is what I think could improve Adobe XD.

Overall, I've had a positive experience with Adobe XD. It accomplishes my goal of allowing me to quickly create wireframes and prototypes for websites. It gets the job done, but it doesn't necessarily go above and above like its competitors.

Easy to use, simple in use but still powerful

No moving gifs or HTML videos support, some features are confusing

creating wireframes for different applications