2016
Lynda
Tom Green
1:01
English

Experience Design (XD) is Adobe's new UX design tool, and we have a first look at its public debut. Experience Design CC can be used to design and prototype all sorts of digital experiences, but it's ideally suited for websites and mobile apps. Here, Tom Green shows how to use all of its main features, including artboards, drawing and text tools, links and interactions, Preview panel, and sharing features. He also explores Repeat Grid, an innovative feature for duplicating content in a layout.

Introduction
1m 5s
Welcome
1m 5s
1. Getting Started with Experience Design
11m 31s
What is Project Comet and what does it do?
4m 0s
Review of the Project Comet interface
5m 13s
Overview of design and prototype views
2m 18s
2. Working with Experience Design Artboards
7m 33s
Choosing and using an artboard style
3m 25s
Rearranging, renaming, and deleting artboards
4m 8s
3. Working with Content
21m 1s
Overview of graphics formats used by Experience Design
3m 28s
Adding content to Experience Design
3m 28s
Adding and formatting text
2m 50s
Using shapes and masks
5m 33s
Creating and editing layouts with Repeat Grid
3m 5s
Manipulating graphics in Experience Design
2m 37s
4. Creating Interactive Prototypes
7m 47s
Overview of the Prototype mode
4m 24s
How to link artboards and content to each other
3m 23s
5. Testing, Sharing, and Exporting
11m 45s
Using project previews
2m 9s
Sharing Experience Design projects
3m 32s
Exporting Experience Design content
6m 4s
Conclusion
45s
Next steps
45s


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