To create a link, you can navigate to Share mode. In Share mode, XD will highlight which artboards will be available in a link, determined by the “home” artboard of a prototype and any prototype flows you’ve defined. You can wire the artboards in Prototype mode as you would like them to be published in the navigation sequence.
Then, in the Share panel, give your link a title and choose Design Review in the View Setting panel. This option will allow your clients to click through the prototype, receive hotspot hints, and provide comments on any piece of the design. Pro Tip: Learn about how each of these presets work.
A common question we ran across in our research was “How do I Share my Design in XD?”.
Share your designs and prototypes. At any point during your design or prototype workflow, you can share your work online with clients, coworkers or stakeholders, and even get feedback from them directly within Adobe XD. To share your designs and prototypes, click on the share icon located at the top right of the screen .
Why should I Share my XD design/prototype with my clients?
Generating and sharing a link to your XD design/prototype lets your clients view and interact with it on the web and, thanks to the commenting feature, they can provide instant feedback. One great benefit of using these links is that they link to the version of your project as it was when you created the link in the first place.
What can I do with Adobe XD?
Adobe XD integrates well with Photoshop, Illustrator, and After Effects. You can continue designing in your preferred applications, bring the assets into XD, and then use XD to create and share prototypes.
What is prototyping in XD?
Prototype: Select objects or artboards in your design and create interactions between artboards. Share: Once your project is ready to be reviewed, you can share prototypes or design specs, or export the project or assets with your stakeholders. Read on for more details on designing, prototyping, and sharing in XD.