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How can I show all states of a component on one screen?

Engaged ,
Dec 14, 2024 Dec 14, 2024

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I have the simplest button component that is made of two elements:

  • Icon
  • Background

The button has 4 states:

  • Default
  • Default-Disabled
  • Hover
  • Hover-Disabled
  • Down

Is there no way to see these in a hierarchy or side-by-side comparison? in the layers list, it should have:
> My button Component

  • Emabled State Group
    >>Default State
    >>>> ICON
    >>>> BG
    >>Hover State
    >>>> ICON
    >>>> BG
    >>Down State
    >>>> ICON
    >>>> BG
  • Disabled Group State
    >>Default State
    >>>> ICON
    >>>> BG
  • >>Hover State
    >>>> ICON
    >>>> BG
  • >>Down State
    >>>> ICON
    >>>> BG

By creating a simple hierarchy like this, it's easily exported to any language. Most languages would be able to refer to any element using dot notation:

 

UP_btn.default.bg   or UP_btn.hover.icon   for example. 
Is there anything like this for XD. Anything that creates a viable hierarchy on the screen to compare states? Something like this:Simple Multi-state Interface ?Simple Multi-state Interface ?

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Dec 17, 2024 Dec 17, 2024

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@Jason Burnett that panel doesn't look like Xd...unless, you figured it out to get dark mode in Xd...then do share that secret!! 

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