IMPORTANT UPDATE, PLEASE READ: Since this video was recorded many things have changed including the support for Lottie and much more. These days, the best way to export Lottie is from Figma using a Lottie plugin. If you are working with the After Effects method, make sure to export each frame as an image, stitch them together as a sequence and export your Lottie using Bodymovin plugin. Lottie platform has evolved a lot over these past few years so sharing to devs and code export is done directly there.
Sorry, i know it's not a one click export everybody is hoping for, but there are plugins, AE, Anima and Lottie so there are plenty of options, they just require a bit more work to get it done. Thanks for watching and i hope that video helped you! 🙂
Great explanation, makes sense why adobe not making Adobe Xd the holy grail. All in all, complex animations is not super important for great websites to begin with.
I work in Webflow and I use Lottie and After Effects. Xd is just a placeholder for those animations anyway. Every single animation you create in Xd, Webflow can recreate with ease anyway.
Anima bloats code blocks. It duplicates html/css for each screen which may be unacceptable for many of you, me aswell. Just info for all of you searching for convenient way to export css without actually writing it.
They said that will be fixed but i guess we will wait for a bit longer. 😊 You can get css natively, just hit share for developers and get it on the generated link. HTML and JS are not generated, that's why all of these extensions are needed. But i heard JS will come soon now that Lottie is native to Xd so that will be possible.
IMPORTANT UPDATE, PLEASE READ:
Since this video was recorded many things have changed including the support for Lottie and much more. These days, the best way to export Lottie is from Figma using a Lottie plugin. If you are working with the After Effects method, make sure to export each frame as an image, stitch them together as a sequence and export your Lottie using Bodymovin plugin. Lottie platform has evolved a lot over these past few years so sharing to devs and code export is done directly there.
Sorry, i know it's not a one click export everybody is hoping for, but there are plugins, AE, Anima and Lottie so there are plenty of options, they just require a bit more work to get it done. Thanks for watching and i hope that video helped you! 🙂
Great, great information! this is very concise and has all the main information to understand how things work in this Adobe environment. Thanks!
Great video. An eye opener for idiots like me who expect to be able to simply export an animation, haha. Subscribed
is it possible to export files from adobe in design to adobe xd?
May I have the elements you had used?
what make me mad for adobe is, there is no single example tutorial workflow from XD to live site
There's lots of them. Just search Xd to Webflow.
Great explanation, makes sense why adobe not making Adobe Xd the holy grail. All in all, complex animations is not super important for great websites to begin with.
Anima pricing is PER art board exported. Brutal.
I work in Webflow and I use Lottie and After Effects. Xd is just a placeholder for those animations anyway. Every single animation you create in Xd, Webflow can recreate with ease anyway.
Hello Alex how do u export after effect project back to adobe xd from previous file export from adobe xd to after effects.
As a Lottie file. Export Lottie from AE, then bring it to Xd. You can always edit AE file to make changes.
How to export full code to html and css,js with all animation is'it possible?
If you watch the video i am showing that it is with Anima, but you have to pay. There is no native option.
how to export Animations from XD I still don't get it after Installing the plugin can can I export into a animation file?
Watch Anima tutorials to learn how to do that in detail. Animations are turned into JS code, not animation file like AE.
Is UI design stil on demand? Is it still growing or is it dead
It's bigger then ever.
Please make a video on how to export animations and ui from adobe xd to android studio
I don't use Android studio, but i saw bunch of tutorials on RUclips on that topic.
This video needs a tl;dr. 11 minutes of background info before you get into any details.
YT didn't show timestamps for some reason. I added them again. Thank you.
Anima bloats code blocks. It duplicates html/css for each screen which may be unacceptable for many of you, me aswell. Just info for all of you searching for convenient way to export css without actually writing it.
They said that will be fixed but i guess we will wait for a bit longer. 😊
You can get css natively, just hit share for developers and get it on the generated link. HTML and JS are not generated, that's why all of these extensions are needed.
But i heard JS will come soon now that Lottie is native to Xd so that will be possible.