Adobe XD Deep Dive
Sponsored workshop – Half day (4h) | Feb 5 – 14:00
Take the time and take XD for a spin, and discuss with the XD team
Learn how to rapidly design, prototype, and share interactive experiences at the speed of thought. In this hands-on lab you’ll immerse into a new tool, and learn powerful tips and tricks to remove friction from your design process.
Adobe XD team member Andre Jay Meissner will provide unique insights into the roadmap and the user research driven development process at Adobe and explain how the XD team manages to deliver quality releases across five platforms on a monthly release cadence. Ask any question, and discuss best practices in product design and development with Jay.
Outline
After an introductionary discussion including proper expectation management we’re going to dive into bringing a simple user flow to live.
Attendees will create an interactive prototype from scratch, that is shared for feedback and delivered to production.
Attendees are to touch every feature of the software and will leave the workshop ready for production work using XD.
Along the workshop, attendees will discuss common (and maybe even completely new) additional ideas and feature requests with the XD team and the group, and gain a good understanding on how XD can help solving day to day challenges now and in the future.
Target audience
This workshop is for designers working on products that are living on a screen, and for people of all job roles that want to prototype and communicate ideas.
It is suitable for both beginners and experienced users of XD, and requires attendees to bring their own macOS or Windows 10 laptop and an iOS or Android device. Detailed instructions will be sent to attendees well in time before the workshop.
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About the speaker
Andre Jay Meissner
Jay is a Metalhead working on Adobe XD. Prior to joining Adobe, he designed and developed complex web apps and human friendly enterprise workflows with his own software company. In his spare time Jay is building his own furniture. He runs IxDA Berlin and Open Device Lab, a nonprofit that help to establish and promote Open Device Labs to ultimately help the web and user experience forward.
