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Jan 22, 2021 9:27 AM UTC
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Is there a way to make a transitions that starts automatically in XD?

Hey everyone.
Example for better understanding what I want:
 
I am making website design.
Is it possible to make it in Adobe XD (on one, same artboard) when I'm scrolling that transitions starts (automatically) when I am on that exact part of the website and not sooner, not later, not on click.
If not, can I do this kind of prototyping in any other program (which one?) or maybe there is a plugin for XD to make this possible?
 
Thanks a lot.

 

 
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Spas K.
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Feb 1, 2021 8:01 AM UTC

Hi Anjan, there is no such functionality in Xd for now. There are some workarounds you can do with multiple artboards or other stuff like a sticky header that would "appear" a bit later, but for such complicated animations it's hard to suggest anything that will do the job perfectly. I would prototype the animations in After Effects (but it won't be interactive), and the front-end dev will replicate them using JS with one of the libraries available.

 

Outside of Adobe's ecosystem you can try out ProtoPie and Framer, or Webflow for a more direct approach, but it will require some coding ability. I know they don't really have much design functionality and freedom, so it might still feel limiting.

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Spas K.
Community Expert
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Community Expert
Feb 1, 2021 8:01 AM UTC

Hi Anjan, there is no such functionality in Xd for now. There are some workarounds you can do with multiple artboards or other stuff like a sticky header that would "appear" a bit later, but for such complicated animations it's hard to suggest anything that will do the job perfectly. I would prototype the animations in After Effects (but it won't be interactive), and the front-end dev will replicate them using JS with one of the libraries available.

 

Outside of Adobe's ecosystem you can try out ProtoPie and Framer, or Webflow for a more direct approach, but it will require some coding ability. I know they don't really have much design functionality and freedom, so it might still feel limiting.

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Harshika Verma
Community Manager
Community Manager
Jan 28, 2021 9:05 PM UTC

Hi Anjan,

 

I am sorry for the delay in response. I would suggest checking the timed transition article: https://helpx.adobe.com/xd/help/create-timed-transitions.html which might help.

 

I am also keeping the discussion open for our experts to share their opinion in order to achieve the transition.

 

Thanks,

Harshika

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