Design & Prototype a Navigation Bar in Adobe XD (Part 7)

In part 7 of this series, we're going to use Adobe XD to design and prototype a navigation bar for a mobile app using components and states.
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[@GoodLuck-on8hf]

Hi Howard! Hope you are well! Thank you for your tutorials! It's really great! I have a little question. Do I need to make new links in prototype mode for each State of Navigation (Home, Users, Video, Trophy).
1. I have a default component "Navigation" with links to each screen.
2. I make several States for Navigation (Home, Videos, Trophy, Users). In each state I change the required component (icon).
3. After all states are ready I copy the Navigation bar to each screen. When it is in deafult mode on each screen, everything works, I mean switching among screens.
4. But after I change the state of Navigation on each screen to required ones, the links are lost. And I can't switch among screens. So I have to make new links on each screen for each state of Navigation.
Can you help me to solve this problem. Or maybe some of subscribers will help)

[@alaasallam4456]

Great as usual, can you please make e-learning apps and websites cause due to the current situation, they became so trendy and demanded, thank you Howard.

[@AwesomeDedrick]

THANK YOU for mentioning hotspots, the bane of my UI experience is designers and developers using just the icon/text, making things impossible to click & tap. I have a whole $600 “smart” car stereo that is nearly impossible to navigate because there are no hotspots other than the then text and icon outlines

[@Jason-ie5yf]

Super interesting!

[@OzbegimMarketing]

Hi it`s super and understandable! thanks you so much.

[@m.a.hafeezzain5537]

🔥🔥🔥🤩

[@sawancenarock]

Great..

[@rifatmehedi2082]

Hey boss. What's up

[@adamautumn2329]

I love cats.