
Learn the most common Adobe XD shortcuts for panning with spacebar, zooming with z and alt, reaching 100% and all artboards with command 1 and 0, and selecting with v.
Design the home screen in Adobe XD by establishing a reusable color palette, creating an iPhone artboard, adding a background image, logo, subtitle, and two pink buttons with centered text.
Create a login screen in Adobe XD by duplicating the home screen, adding a blurred background, email and password fields, and a login button with forgot password and sign-up options.
Adobe XD is a brand new design and prototyping tool made by Adobe, totally dedicated to UI/UX designers.
In this course, I will teach you the basics of this new software and will show you step by step how you can design a beautiful and modern iOS mobile app.
In the first part of the course, you will see how the interface works, all the main tools and features, and the most common shortcuts which will dramatically increase your productivity.
Then we’ll jump right into design and we’ll start creating a dating-inspired mobile app, made of 7 great looking screens: home, login, signup, browse, sidebar menu, inbox, settings.
Not only that, I'll teach you how you can give life to your design and create a working prototype directly within Adobe XD, without the need of any third party software.
The source .xd file of the app we designed will be included, along with the other resources I used.
This course has a learn-by-doing approach. There won’t be much theory, it’s all about teaching you how to design a real world mobile product and showing you the full potential of Adobe XD.
By the end of the course, you will have a very clear picture of how Adobe XD works, and you will be able to apply the design techniques, productivity tips and all the skills you have learned in your future design projects.