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sarahe16211254
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March 17, 2018
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Problem with publishing prototype

  • March 17, 2018
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Hi,

When I publish my prototype from Adobe XD. The published link starts on a random screen in the middle of my art-board instead of at the start.

My layout is ordered from left to right and all the art-boards are in the correct order in the art-board panel. When I preview my prototype it works fine. Can anyone help? I have tried closing, re-saving, re-publishing the prototype etc. It seems really random. Also when I export it as a pdf it exports in the correct order?

Thanks

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Correct answer stuart__k

Have you set your Home Artboard to the one you wish to start? See https://helpx.adobe.com/xd/help/create-prototypes.html#SettheHomescreen

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stuart__kCorrect answer
Adobe Employee
March 19, 2018

Have you set your Home Artboard to the one you wish to start? See https://helpx.adobe.com/xd/help/create-prototypes.html#SettheHomescreen

    sarahe16211254
    sarahe16211254Author
    Participant
    March 19, 2018

    Hi Stuart,

    thanks heaps, it was that. New it would be something

    simple like that.

    thanks!

    Preran
    Preran
    Legend
    March 19, 2018

    Hi Sarah,

    Would it be possible to share your files with us for testing? You could upload your files to a shared location such as CC, Dropbox, or CC and share them with us over a private message? To send a private message, click my name and use the Message button. We can investigate the file and get back to you.

    Thanks,

    Preran

      sarahe16211254
      sarahe16211254Author
      Participant
      March 19, 2018

      Hi Preran,

      thanks for your comment. Stuart’s suggestion below fixrd

      it, but thanks anyway.

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