Click here to browse and install the collection of plugins. Bring real content into your designs, pull text changes, design with the latest copy, and preview translated copy as you design different experiences in Adobe XD. Explore XD plugins for copywriting and localization: We’ve curated a collection of powerful plugins to help you collaborate with copywriters, content strategists, and localization teams.Press Alt+1 (Windows) or ⌥+1 (macOS) for Design mode, Alt/⌥+2 for Prototype mode, and Alt/⌥+3 for Share mode. Quickly switch modes with keyboard shortcuts: Now you can toggle between Design, Prototype, and Share modes in XD.In addition to Multiple Flows, here are a few other updates this month: More Adobe XD updates including shortcuts and plug-ins
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Update to the latest version of XD to get access, or download the latest version of XD if you don’t already have it. Multiple Flows is available to all XD users. You’ll always be able to see when the link was last updated as you make changes and iterate on the designs. Click “Create Link” and generate a shareable link to your design that you can send off for review and feedback. When you select a flow, XD will highlight all of the artboards in that flow so it’s clear what you’ll be sharing. You’ll see the different flows you’ve created on the canvas. Once you’ve created a flow (or a few of them!), switch over to Share mode to publish links. You can give each flow a name to help keep you organized, such as “Sign Up” and “Log In,” or “Mobile,” “Desktop,” and “Tablet.” You can use the same screens across different flows without having to duplicate over and over for each flow. If you want to create another version, simply set a second home artboard and wire together your screens from there. Home artboards act as starting points for a flow where you can drag wires to connect different screens together. Now, when prototyping in XD, you can set more than one “home” artboard and define flows for each one. Make changes to your designs and update your links so that everyone is on the same page. Use the same set of artboards across multiple prototypes without having to duplicate your work over and over. Wire together different sets of artboards and share unique links for each set. Multiple Flows lets you create and share different versions of a design in the same document, all in one place. You also need the right controls in place so you can share the right designs with the right audiences without any extra work. In these cases, you need flexibility in how you organize your designs. If you want to use the same screens in different designs, you have to duplicate designs and constantly update to make sure they’re in sync as you make changes. To do this, most tools force you to break your designs into multiple pages or files. Maybe you’re sharing early drafts with your team, or creating a few options for a client, or designing for various breakpoints, platforms, or locales. Oftentimes (well, most of the time), you likely want to create different versions of a design to share with different people.
Sharing multiple flows for collaboration.
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