With Adobe XD, you move beyond the frontiers of standard UX design into working with Voice, Gaming, and Animation. These 5 blog posts tell you how.
6 Things I learned building my first Voice Prototype
Do you really need to build a voice interaction for your site? How do you test your voice interaction? How do you overcome some of the challenges inherent to a voice-only experience? Cara Neel has some great answers and suggestions for you in her article.
Best Practices for Prototyping and Testing Game UIs
In this very comprehensive post, seven leading game designers, developers, and accessibility advocates share their tips for a better prototyping and testing process, including best practices for defining gamepad controls.
Six Principles of using Animation in UX Design
Val Head, animation expert and design evangelist at Adobe believes that with these principles, you will be doing better than 90 per cent of your friends. This post will take you away from thinking in terms of linear animation towards designing choose-your-own-ending kind of scenarios.
Best Practices for Responsive, Multi-Screen Designs
How do you get started with designing responsive layouts? Is mobile-first the best possible approach? What are the features in XD that will help you quickly design responsive layouts? Andy Vitale, UX Director at Suntrust Bank answers these questions and more in this blog post.
Designing for the Human Experience
This blog post by Chris Duffey explores how designers can use Artificial Intelligence and Design Collaboration platforms to avoid repetitive, time consuming tasks, and make smarter decisions. The team also discusses the importance of bringing together cross-functional teams to improve user experience at every touchpoint.
2
Replies
AdChoices