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An AI that creates an interface based on a verbal description.

New Here ,
Dec 16, 2021 Dec 16, 2021

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An AI that creates an interface based on a verbal description. So that there is an artificial intelligence that will translate what a person has written into the interface of an application or web service.

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Adobe Employee ,
Dec 22, 2021 Dec 22, 2021

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Hi fedit,

 

Thank you for reaching out and sorry for the delay in response. Could you please elaborate more about your post? Are you experiencing any issue with the XD interface?

 

We will try our best to help.

 

Thanks,

Harshika

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Dec 22, 2021 Dec 22, 2021

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Good afternoon. No, no problem, thanks. Sorry for my English. I mean, if in adobe xd it was possible for users to describe in their own words the interface of the application or site they want to receive. And so that, on the basis of this description, Adobe XDD generates an "image" of the interface, then the circle of Adobe XDD users would possibly expand.

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Community Expert ,
Dec 22, 2021 Dec 22, 2021

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Are you talkimg about verbal commands or auto translating text written on artboards?

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Dec 22, 2021 Dec 22, 2021

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Hello

Maybe even a separate field for entering a description of entire screen would be cool.

 

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Dec 23, 2021 Dec 23, 2021

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As I understand you are asking about a new feature for grouping separate artboards and describing selected group- something like a note or hint. I think group would be better as each user have different resolution of screen and screens can be differ from user to user. 

This can be interesting idea. Something like a Frames that we have in Adobe Substance Designer

Frames

The number one thing that leads to cleaner, easier to read graphs, is the placement of Frames around core groups of your graph. Without Frames, a big Graph is almost unreadable, and even small Graphs become much easier to understand once frames are drawn. A huge advantage of Frames is that their names are always rendered at the same scale, even if you zoom out very far.

 

Frames make it much easier to understand what is going on in a graph. They can help you as an author coming back to your work months later, or another user such as a colleague to find their way around a Graph they are not used to.

Use the following criteria when placing Frames:

  • Identify chunks of functionality (for example a 8 nodes that together create a dirt effect) and group these using Frames.
  • Always try to use different colors for your Frames: Frames with the same blue, default color don't stand out much from each other.
  • Use clear, descriptive names that are not overly long (see section below for more tips)
  • Don't put too much or too little in a Frame, as this doesn't help readability. The exact amount obviously differs between graphs and functiuonality.
  • If neccessary, add text in the description to help understand what happens in a frame

 

Graph Creation Etiquette | Substance 3D Designer (adobe.com)

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