In versions of XD 22.0 and later, you can view and copy CSS snippets by selecting elements on the page shared for development. See Weekly Challenge : View and Copy CSS Snippets in XD for more info.
You can also use Adobe XD plug-ins that allow for extracting HTML and CSS. Select Plugins > Discover Plugins and search using keywords such as web, or HTML, CSS.
Sharing a video from one of our Youtube experts on this topic.
If you have used any of these plugins, we would like to know your observations on how you found them.
- Were you able to successfully use these tools to extract HTML and CSS?
- How easy was the handoff to the developer? Were the developers readily able to work with the code?
- Did you face any challenges that you want to share?
- Do you have any favourites?
Like it was correctly pointed out in this thread, Adobe Muse is no longer under development. You can use Adobe XD to create high-res prototypes of websites (responsive even!) that can be shared with your stakeholders and developers. Your developers will then have to translate your vision to code using the tool of their choice.
Having said that, I encourage you to have a look at these videos that will help you quickly create prototypes of websites in Adobe XD.
Designing a website, Paul Trani, Live Demo : Getting Started in Adobe XD: Designing a Website - YouTube
Designing a responsive site, Design Course: Responsive Web Design Tutorial in Adobe XD - YouTube. The author has also provided the XD file for download, https://s3.amazonaws.com/coursetro/UI...!
Thanks,
Preran
In versions of XD 22.0 and later, you can view and copy CSS snippets by selecting elements on the page shared for development. See Weekly Challenge : View and Copy CSS Snippets in XD for more info.
You can also use Adobe XD plug-ins that allow for extracting HTML and CSS. Select Plugins > Discover Plugins and search using keywords such as web, or HTML, CSS.
Sharing a video from one of our Youtube experts on this topic.
If you have used any of these plugins, we would like to know your observations on how you found them.
- Were you able to successfully use these tools to extract HTML and CSS?
- How easy was the handoff to the developer? Were the developers readily able to work with the code?
- Did you face any challenges that you want to share?
- Do you have any favourites?
Like it was correctly pointed out in this thread, Adobe Muse is no longer under development. You can use Adobe XD to create high-res prototypes of websites (responsive even!) that can be shared with your stakeholders and developers. Your developers will then have to translate your vision to code using the tool of their choice.
Having said that, I encourage you to have a look at these videos that will help you quickly create prototypes of websites in Adobe XD.
Designing a website, Paul Trani, Live Demo : Getting Started in Adobe XD: Designing a Website - YouTube
Designing a responsive site, Design Course: Responsive Web Design Tutorial in Adobe XD - YouTube. The author has also provided the XD file for download, https://s3.amazonaws.com/coursetro/UI...!
Thanks,
Preran
Hi Preran,
Thank you for the clarification about the idea for the professional workflow - and the lack of such documentation ...
I do hope that the Adobe Team working on this take into consideration - as wonderful as it is to 'Design for Designers" there are a majority of us out here who despite our possible ability to dive deep into the finesse and possibilities available in XD - we may have neither the time, nor inclination to have to do so in front completing an online website that functions ASAP.
So to hear that there is a way to export the design elements from XD onward is possible is lovely - but not to say that, Dreamweaver is not already set up to magically import - in a straight forward manor, work with and transform the same files into the basis of a functional website on the fly ... thank you very much - to say the very least, is extremely disappointing. 
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