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MessyZetty
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July 9, 2021
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How to build a large prototype without any performance issues?

  • July 9, 2021
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HI

 

I am busy developing a prototype for a project that in the end will probably have over 140 pages.
Already now at 80+ I am hitting some serious performance issues.
Does anyone have advice how to manage larger projects?


Can I break it up into different files and then when running through the actual working prototype jump from one file to another? I have searched and cant find anything on this.

 

Or maybe its my system thats suffering and not an XD issue, using a 2017 Mac Book Pro with 8G Ram?


Thanks

Lee

 

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Correct answer FrancoBits

- Create simple components. Avoid at all cost to create nested components.

 

- Delete elements in the artboard that won't be show. I was used to duplicate artboards and create elements of top of the previous elements (for transitions) and duplicate this new artboard, but I was leaving elements that would never be acessed in that artboard. So the tip is: delete elements in the background of the artboard that won't be acessed.

 

-If it happens to leave background elements for aesthetic only (like a darkened background for a dialog message or something, delete triggers from elements that shouldn't be acessed in that artboard.

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FrancoBits
FrancoBitsCorrect answer
Legend
July 13, 2021

- Create simple components. Avoid at all cost to create nested components.

 

- Delete elements in the artboard that won't be show. I was used to duplicate artboards and create elements of top of the previous elements (for transitions) and duplicate this new artboard, but I was leaving elements that would never be acessed in that artboard. So the tip is: delete elements in the background of the artboard that won't be acessed.

 

-If it happens to leave background elements for aesthetic only (like a darkened background for a dialog message or something, delete triggers from elements that shouldn't be acessed in that artboard.

    Harshika Verma
    Community Manager
    Harshika VermaCommunity Manager
    Community Manager
    July 12, 2021

    Hi Lee,

     

    Thank you for reaching out. Please check out this post: https://community.adobe.com/t5/adobe-xd/error-44-when-sharing-documents-in-xd/td-p/10635971 for few suggestions that might help you build a big prototype.

     

    I am also keeping the discussion for our experts if they want to share their experiences.

     

    Thanks,

    Harshika

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