UI/UX designer Hannah Milan is back with a new amazing freebie for Adobe XD.
20 different walkthrough screens you can use as inspiration for your next mobile app.
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Adobe XD has been out for about a year now, but still there are not a lot of resources available in terms of icons.
Sure you can use the icon sets you might already have for Photoshop or Sketch, but you always need to have those apps open on your computer and copy assets from them and paste them back into XD.
Or you could just download .svg icons, which are fully supported by Adobe XD, but you’d have to browse icons in your folders and then drag and drop the files you need into XD. Not very practical.
So here’s what we did to help you guys out:
Google has been offering some pretty amazing Material Icons for some time now. These are open source, free to use and free to distribute, so we just grouped them all together in one .xd file and split them into a few categories, so that you can easily use them in your Adobe XD projects.
It took us some time as they are about 1000 icons in total, but we really hope you find it useful!
A nice and clean Adobe XD freebie made by Khalid Hasan Zibon, UI/UX freelancer from Bangladesh.
.xd file available on his Dribbble page.
Another very nice UI freebie by Hannah Milan. 3 screens in total.
Pretty cool use of color and icons!
Hooked is a mobile UI kit for Adobe XD, completely free and created by XDGuru.com
In the past few months we have used Adobe XD quite a lot, and thought it would be cool to create a little free UI kit for the newborn Adobe XD community.
Hooked is made of 14 cool looking screens, all forming a fun, colourful and “mobile-dating-inspired” app.
As most of you already know, unfortunately it is still not possible to create layout grids in Adobe XD. It’s a much needed feature we hope Adobe will implement soon.
In the meantime, here’s a pretty handy Bootstrap Grid for Adobe XD which you can use in your desktop projects.
It’s following the Bootstrap standard 1170px container grid (12 columns 67/68px wide and 30px gutters).
We suggest you put down the opacity of the grid layer folder to about 10%, so that it’s not bothering you too much while designing.
Today we feature an amazing set of UI screens created by Russian designer Egor Kuznetsov .
Here’s what he wrote on his Behance project page:
“I want to start 30 days Web design marathon to improve my adobe experience design skills. I’ll post every shot on Behance. All of them will be in Adobe XD only. I guess to create all pack for FREE. So, you can write me if you like it. @kzntsvegor. I will be glad to hear a feedback from you.”
It looks like Egor kept his promise and made the result of his 30-days Adobe XD marathon available for everyone to download for free.
Truly inspiring work!
Here’s a great landing page once again designed by Hannah Milan.
Another cool freebie from her, available to download for free from her Dribbble project page.
A really great UI kit for Adobe XD designed by Brigitte, a Digital Product Designer from Rome, Italy.
“Minimal Chic” contains 16 clean and elegant mobile screens, and it’s a great starting point for anyone wanting to create an online shop UI experience.
The best part? It’s completely free!
Here’s a nice and Free UI Kit for Adobe XD created by UI/UX designer Hannah Milan.
The kit is made of 7 mobile screens and it forms a food-inspired mobile app.
Nippy is a nice and clean landing page designed by Srdjan Pajdic.
You can download the .xd file for free from his Dribbble shot page.
Mark Anthony has reproduced the Behance mobile interface in order to give Adobe XD a try. You can download the result for free.
Nice one Mark!