Description
Adobe XD is a vector-based UI and UX design tool and it can be used to design anything from smartwatch apps to fully fledged websites.
Adobe XD Course Content :
1. Creating New Files & Designing on a Grid
a). Using the included UI Kits
b). Creating a new file
c). Setting up artboards
d). Importing text
e). Adjusting the Layout for Tablets & Mobile Phones
Designing with Bootstrap’s grid of Adobe XD
a). Adapting the design for tablets
b). Adapting the design for mobile phones
c). Creating colored backgrounds for text
Importing & Cropping Photos
a). Importing photos
b). Image fills
c). Image masking
d). Rounding corners
Importing Vector Graphics, Fills, Shadows, &Â More
a). Importing & modifying vector graphics
b). Aligning & distributing layers(Ref: Building Angular 9 Applications with TypeScript)
c). Layer opacity vs. fill opacity Adobe
d). Reusing colors (color swatches)
e). Adding a drop shadow
Repeat Grids
a). Creating a Repeat Grid
b). Customizing the content
c). Adjusting the design of Adobe
Symbols (Reusable Elements)
a). Creating & editing symbols
b). Detaching from a symbol
c). Symbols versus Repeat Grids
Turning a Design into a Clickable Prototype
a). Linking between artboards
b). Previewing the prototype Adobe
c). Making a recording of a prototype
d). Background blur
Sharing XD Files (Including Clickable Prototypes)
a). Sharing an XD file
b). Commenting on shared files
c). Pinning a comment
d). Updating an existing shared file
Exporting Assets for Web: SVG & PNG
a). Exporting individual assets
b). Exporting art boards
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Locus Academy has more than a decade experience in delivering the training/staffing on Adobe XD for corporates across the globe. The participants for the training/staffing on Adobe XDÂ are extremely satisfied and are able to implement the learnings in their on going projects.
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