Where can I get the UI kits? the XD app points to the help page

[slog70]

Hello all,

I badly need to download some UI Kits for adobe xd.

But the link "get more UI KITS..." in the adobe XD app point to an help page.

Even following the links in the help page I land to the plug-in page or to the behance website.

So, I checked to see if I can find something in bahance.

I found this: https://www.behance.net/gallery/81872531/Hand-drawn-Wireframe-UI-Kit-for-Adobe-XD

The link to download the kit points to the same page as the one contained in the adobe XD app (help page).

So, I'm in a loop.

Where can I get this UI KIT?

Please adobe check what you do!

TIA
tony

[AkinGn · Accepted solution]

Hi @slog70, as mentioned also in this conversation, you can get UI kits from the links: https://xd.adobe.com/ideas/process/ui-design/what-is-a-ui-kit/#:~:text=1-,.%20Apple%20Design,-The%20...

https://www.xdguru.com/free-xd-ui-kits/

Hope this helps!

[W3213235928qz]

The apple UI kit is no longer available on their website for XD, is there another place to download it?

[AkinGn]

Hmm with a quick search, I've found this: https://adobexdelements.com/ui-kits/adobe-xd-ios-ui-kits/ Hope this helps! Unfortunately, as you might guess, since XD is sunsetting, there aren't newer kits available. I checked also official Apple's resources page, and looks like they have materials for Photoshop but not for XD: https://developer.apple.com/design/resources/ 

[RODRICUS]

XD is sunsetting? What do you mean?

[Chris W. Griffith]

XD has not been under active development for a number of years. There is a notice when launching the app about it being in maintenance mode. It is kept alive solely for legacy work. While it was a great tool, any future design work should be done in another tool.

[RODRICUS]

Hello Chris, thank you for your reply and the advice.

I need to find a new UX-design tool. Any recommedations? Figma, Sketch?

[Chris W. Griffith]

Figma is the 800 lb gorilla in the UX space. That is what I migrated to.

[AkinGn]

As @Chris W. Griffith mentioned, Figma is the one to go as alternative. If you're interested in no-code tools, I suggest Framer, since it's the closest one to a design tool like Figma, and becoming more popular. "Figma Sites" is Figma's no-code design tool (and it's at its beginning stage now), but before all those, you need to learn Figma, I'd say & suggest. 

[creative explorer]

@W3213235928qz  did you try this page as well: https://helpx.adobe.com/ca/xd/help/access-ui-kits.html