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Embedding an XD prototype in a live website

Community Beginner ,
Jul 24, 2019 Jul 24, 2019

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I want to create a clickable XD (mobile) prototype that the general public can access as a "product demo" on our live website.  All of the documentation I've read concerns internal prototypes to stakeholders and reviewers and I'm familiar with doing that - but now, I want to be able to share my prototype with anyone at my website.

Can anyone share a link with me so I can see what the user-experience is for this at a live website?  For example, if I place a "See the demo" button on my website, will the XD prototype open inside a new browser window or lightbox modal on top of that website page when someone clicks that button, if I embed the prototype  code?  Can the user still see hotspot hints and can I disable commenting?  Is this buggy on some browsers?  (looks like that may be the case, given this post   https://helpx.adobe.com/xd/kb/issue-view-web-prototypes.html)

My goal is to show customers how the product will work (via a clickable demo) and then once they're done with the demo, I will ask them to go to a surveymonkey page to get their feedback on product features.

Any suggestions for better ways to do this would be most welcomed.  Thank you!

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Community Expert , Jul 24, 2019 Jul 24, 2019

mask207  wrote

if I place a "See the demo" button on my website, will the XD prototype open inside a new browser window or lightbox modal when someone clicks that button?

No.  Embedding an XD prototype into a web page is similar to embedding an <iframe> with a YoutTube video inside.   A modal window (if there is one)  would come directly from your site's code, not the code inside XD.   You would need to add the necessary  scripts to your site and a JS function to the trigger  button.   Methods var

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Community Beginner , Feb 18, 2020 Feb 18, 2020

Just found out you can still embed them using the embed code - it is in the dropdown at the bottom of the share panel after you have created  public link. 

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Jul 24, 2019 Jul 24, 2019

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mask207  wrote

if I place a "See the demo" button on my website, will the XD prototype open inside a new browser window or lightbox modal when someone clicks that button?

No.  Embedding an XD prototype into a web page is similar to embedding an <iframe> with a YoutTube video inside.   A modal window (if there is one)  would come directly from your site's code, not the code inside XD.   You would need to add the necessary  scripts to your site and a JS function to the trigger  button.   Methods vary depending on which  scripts you use and what kind of site you have (Wix, WordPress, Squarespace, other...).

Nancy O'Shea— Product User, Community Expert & Moderator
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Community Beginner ,
Feb 16, 2020 Feb 16, 2020

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There no longer seems to be  an embed option in Adobe XD when you go to  share?

I woudl also like to embed Adobe XD in an iframe in my live website to build prototypes right in the real live website.
I already do with with just images but it would be great to embed a working prototyple in the context of my real produtct. 
However when I attempt this (which I can do for most other websites) it tells me that Adobe.com have refused the connection. 

Is there a way around this. 
Does anyone have the old embed code for Adobe XD?

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Just found out you can still embed them using the embed code - it is in the dropdown at the bottom of the share panel after you have created  public link. 

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