Another amazing mobile UI kit designed by the guys at Evatheme.com.
This kit includes 20 high-quality walkthrough screens which you can use in your next mobile app project. These are particularly useful for onboarding new users and if you want to explain your users how your app works after they download it.
Original designs, beautiful colors, clear typography.
All elements included are vectors, easy to modify and adapt to any size.
Here’s a really impressive UI kit crafted by our friends at Evatheme.com.
Obviously made with Adobe XD, this UI kit includes 20 high-quality, beautiful mobile screens, which are the perfect solution for anyone needing to design an admin or stats section of their mobile app.
There are plenty of beautifully styled graphs and charts which will make your app look amazing.
All elements included are vectors, easy to modify and adapt to any size.
Yet another great XD Freebie designed by Adobe XD lover Hannah Milan
This is a very interesting collection of widgets and cool looking UI elements which you can use in your web projects.
Thanks for sharing Hannah!
Vivek Popat created this style guideline for Adobe XD which can be used in your web projects. It includes web elements and their different states (active, hover, disabled).
It comes in two variants: light and dark.
Kevin Naismith has put in some serious work into this free UI and Wireframing kit for Adobe XD!
Here’s a landing page template designed by Milos Knezevic with Adobe XD.
Thanks Milos for the freebie.
Here is a set of 20 beautiful e-commerce related vector icons designed by the super talented guys at Inipagi Studio, from Indonesia.
This is a perfect free asset for your App or Web design. All icons have been imported from svg format into a unique .xd file to make it easy to use for all Adobe XD users.
This set is carefully crafted in filled-line style and it is very easy to resize and customize.
You can also follow Inipagi Studio on their Instagram profile
A nice little freebie created by Harpal Singh: a post it note made in Adobe XD.
There’s also a version available for Sketch. Enjoy.
Hey guys,
Luca speaking, I am XDGuru’s founder.
Besides working as a freelance UI/UX designer, I really enjoy teaching other people the skills I acquired over my years of design experience. This is one of the reasons why I created XDGuru in the first place, which actually started as a Youtube Channel with video tutorials for Adobe XD, and then developed into a full website for Adobe XD resources.
So a few months ago I decided to pour all my XD knowledge into a video course.
The result is a 2 hours long Adobe XD course packed with useful tips, design techniques and best practices.
I wanted to create something very practical, with a learn-by-doing approach and real world scenarios, so in this course I am teaching how to design and prototype a great looking mobile app made of 7 different screens. Yes, you will be able to learn Adobe XD while designing a real app from scratch!
As you can see from the screenshot above, this XD course is hosted on Udemy.com, and I am actually surprised by the kind of positive feedback I got from it so far!
In just a few months, more than 1000 students took the course and it received 150 reviews with an overall 4.7 rating.
Knowing that my students appreciate what I am teaching is an amazing feeling, and I’d love XDGuru’s readers to have a go at this course too.
So if this sounds interesting, click on this button to check out the course’s content, to watch a free preview and to get a very special price for XDGuru’s readers only:
I really hope you enjoy it!
PS: The app we’ll be designing in the course is based on the “Hooked” Free UI kit that some of you might have already downloaded.
Our friend Hannah Milan is back with yet another XD free UI resource. This time, two examples of how you can use the Blog/Reader screens for a larger article card.
This web template designed by Vivek Popat has been built to help educational institutes to develop their own websites. XD file free to download.
Today we have a fantastic freebie by Edwin Delgado, a San Francisco based Product Designer and Adobe XD power-user who decided to come up with an entire collaboration app made of 10 different screens, available for anyone to download for free.
Quoting him: “I did this in one sitting, so please note that even if it’s a simple collaboration app, I didn’t really go all-out thinking about all of the use-cases to improve the UX haha enjoy!”
Thanks Edwin for giving back to the XD community!