Adobe XD 48.0.12 Win x64

XD CC Adobe - is the new creative tools from Adobe for the design of high-quality prototypes of user interfaces for mobile and Web applications. This tool is specifically designed for building rapid prototypes, as well as for high-fidelity user interface and design. With the help of Adobe XD CC anyone can create frames, high fidelity interactive prototypes and design applications and web sites. Once you will have a prototype, you can import visuals into Visual Studio or IDE of your choice to start creating the final application.

Interactive prototypes
Go to Prototyping with a click of Design. Combine drawing surfaces with each other to visualize navigation within large apps. Link design elements across the drawing area, B. Cells from repetition screens. Add interactions using visual controls to test and validate the experience.

Publish prototypes and get feedback
Generate weblinks to your designs that you can share with others to get feedback. Or embed it into a web page, For example on Behance. Comments can be attached directly to the prototype or to specific components of your design. You will be notified as soon as a comment has been added. To see your changes, checkers simply need to reload the link in the browser.

Liquid working with drawing surfaces
Whether you work with one or hundreds of workspaces, it does not matter: You can rely on the performance of XD. Create any number of designs for different screens and devices within a project. Pan and zoom without jerking or stuttering. Choose a template or define your own drawing area. Copy design elements between drawing faces while the layout is preserved.

repeating grid
Select an item in your design, Such as a contact list or a photo gallery, and duplicate it as often in the horizontal or vertical direction. All styles and distances are preserved. When you edit the item, the changes are applied to the entire design.
Platform-wide support

Control panel "Elements"
Colors and character formats are handy and reusable when you add them to the "Elements" panel (formerly "Symbols"). This panel also contains the icons. When you edit a color or format in the panel, the change is automatically performed throughout the document.