Great video. A lot of cool tricks. Ultimately though XD really needs to add an "on appear" or "on scroll" trigger so we can make components with component states that are triggered when they show up.
As an old-school web designer / coder, it hurts to say it, but XD is still barely better for prototyping than InDesign. I'm confused about it being a industry standard, since I'm planning to return to the market after a hiatus doing print and social media graphic design... Figma is definitely more professional - XD borders being a hobbyist tool, sorry - but Figma in my opinion breakes the workflow being browser based. Now, why would I even need a tool like that separate from let's say Illustrator, if I'm designing with CSS3 / JQuery effects in mind? And/or Wordpress with free effect libraries?
@@magnuskallas Oh man, it would take me 6 hours to do in InDesign what I can do in 2 hours in XD. Even with it's flaws it's 5x faster than InDesign and it provides a lot of info to the coder if needed. It's RGB color engine is way better as well.
@@chuckpenzone3407 Sorry to hear, but in my opinion the box and style model in InDesign is way more advanced. In fact, I've quite succesfully used Illustrator too, since then I can do icons/elements in the same workspace. Linking aside, Artboards are pretty much the same in all these programs. My main issue is graphic prototyping in general... CSS3 is a visual language so much more complicated than any of those programs. I wonder it there is any practical use styling some boxes and doing it all again afterwards? Or worse, 3 times if a separate design is done before.
I've been using XD for a pretty long time now without knowing i can do animations through prototype :D Thank you very much for doing this video - This is great! What am I talking - You are THE hero of the day for me! ... I am sitting here alone, 7.30 am, yelling out "shiiiiit" and "whaaaat" numerous times xD
I really love your teaching style. It's very clear, with good pace, not too fast and not too slow. It's a lot easier to follow. You don't happen to teach After Effects do you?
Hey, clean tutorial gg ! Is that possible to make the same but the animation "start" with the scroll of the mouse ? Like on the apple website -> at each notch of the scroll, it make tiny % of the animation ? Tysm
After this is completed, do you have to figure out how all these functions work in a builder like elementor or webflow in order to convert this into a functional site?
I understand that this is a tutorial video, but isn't there too much of animations? How its looks like when project like this had to be written by programmers? How about the smoothness of this animations on different devices, older smartphones for example? Thanks for tut!
Can you do these state changes between the boards but only apply it to the fix nav bar? I just want the nav bar to change color when i scroll a certain point
0:33 I’m a mograph artist so when I saw the 7 art boards: “oh they’re key frames!” Thanks for walking me thru this! So helpful!
Great video. A lot of cool tricks. Ultimately though XD really needs to add an "on appear" or "on scroll" trigger so we can make components with component states that are triggered when they show up.
I would love that! Please Adobe 🙏
As an old-school web designer / coder, it hurts to say it, but XD is still barely better for prototyping than InDesign. I'm confused about it being a industry standard, since I'm planning to return to the market after a hiatus doing print and social media graphic design... Figma is definitely more professional - XD borders being a hobbyist tool, sorry - but Figma in my opinion breakes the workflow being browser based. Now, why would I even need a tool like that separate from let's say Illustrator, if I'm designing with CSS3 / JQuery effects in mind? And/or Wordpress with free effect libraries?
@@magnuskallas Oh man, it would take me 6 hours to do in InDesign what I can do in 2 hours in XD. Even with it's flaws it's 5x faster than InDesign and it provides a lot of info to the coder if needed. It's RGB color engine is way better as well.
@@chuckpenzone3407 Sorry to hear, but in my opinion the box and style model in InDesign is way more advanced. In fact, I've quite succesfully used Illustrator too, since then I can do icons/elements in the same workspace. Linking aside, Artboards are pretty much the same in all these programs.
My main issue is graphic prototyping in general... CSS3 is a visual language so much more complicated than any of those programs. I wonder it there is any practical use styling some boxes and doing it all again afterwards? Or worse, 3 times if a separate design is done before.
@@magnuskallas I'm not sure if you've used the latest XD but there are some features you can't really live without in regards to prototyping.
I've been using XD for a pretty long time now without knowing i can do animations through prototype :D Thank you very much for doing this video - This is great!
What am I talking - You are THE hero of the day for me! ... I am sitting here alone, 7.30 am, yelling out "shiiiiit" and "whaaaat" numerous times xD
This tutorial was as smooth as butter in Summer. Thanks! 🤜🤛
what if I want the animation on the 2nd page/group to trigger when the user scroll down instead of tapping?
I really love your teaching style. It's very clear, with good pace, not too fast and not too slow. It's a lot easier to follow. You don't happen to teach After Effects do you?
Thank you for this excellent presentation!
I can't believe I am just learning about this! Where have I been?!
Thanks again!
I'm not a designer or animator but this was really fun to watch how stuff is done
Did not know you could do so much in XD. Very cool effects.
tökéletes tutoriál, mint mindig.
köszi!!!
i really apreciate your help with dowloanding this software
I checked - everything is clean
Installed, everything works, thanks!
Hi, I wonder instead of using "Tap" is there anyway to have scroll to see the artboard go to another artboard with parallax effects?
Im also trying to find that as well, if you happen to get the answer to that. would you pls share it to me?
Hey, clean tutorial gg ! Is that possible to make the same but the animation "start" with the scroll of the mouse ? Like on the apple website -> at each notch of the scroll, it make tiny % of the animation ? Tysm
After this is completed, do you have to figure out how all these functions work in a builder like elementor or webflow in order to convert this into a functional site?
I would like to know this too, although I think this can help when presenting a portfolio to stakeholders or for job opportunities.
And no clic with scrollbar animation ?
I was so interested in this topic. Thank you for this video
Love your way to teach ! Awesome 👍
can we export this website to publish
@YesImaDesigner Is this really a scrolling animation? I mean it only works with a tap, not scrolling down like on a mobile...
route, and connect it to my computer system, will it be as simple as creating one track and play a composition through it, recording it, then
thank you. btw whats the song
Thanks a lot! Got the answer to all my mistakes )
Why does my parallax scroll make items go past the top menu instead of disappearing beneath it?
Does anyone know what font family he's using?
I tried to download the file but it doesnt show me a download button or option, all i can do is view it
If a client wants to check this animation by scrolliny by himself, then how should I animate?
I understand that this is a tutorial video, but isn't there too much of animations? How its looks like when project like this had to be written by programmers? How about the smoothness of this animations on different devices, older smartphones for example? Thanks for tut!
I have the same question. Can a prigrammer implement this easily? How?
@@justynalitwinska6996 A dream for designer is a nightmare for programmer. Just saying
So interesting! Now i want to know, how do you take that to a website?
you cant, its just there to show a dev how it will work. Especially when your dev doesnt know animate.css or parallax. Adobe XD is so 1990 for me.
thank you so much dude you're a god
Can you do these state changes between the boards but only apply it to the fix nav bar? I just want the nav bar to change color when i scroll a certain point
how do you export all artboards to css??
Very Good session. Thank you so much
animations doesn't happen when you back the order......?
great tutorial. thank a lot:)👏
Excellent tutorial!!! Thank you.
very nice and great creativity
I'm a rapper who can't really afford production so I want to learn to make my own soft. I just want to say that I appreciate your teacNice tutorialng
where did you get these ui elements and components?
Freepik
Thanks.
very nice
Very nice!!!
excellent
Add the project File link in the Description plz
Thanks for reminding me. I added it now
@@YesImaDesigner thank you Sir, plz Keep Adding project file link in the description it will help us a lot ..
Great Video 👍🏾 But you spelled describe yourself wrong
Took me a day to realize this won't really work with natural scrolling on desktop. What is the logic there?
true, it's because adobe xd did not support the natural scrolling with auto animate feature
Not by scrolling here friend 😏.
It is by clicking here.
Thank you so much for tNice tutorials tutorial! It's best one of the ones I have seen. You explained all very clearly and gave important tips. All
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This is not parallax scrolling, this is clicking...
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I love figma XD sucks