Adobe XD

Pros: As a mobile application designer, it helps me in doing my UI and UX design efficiently. The UI of it is clean and easy to use and contain almost every design and editing tools I needed. It also provides excellent preview my jobs to colleagues and clients.

Cons: No complain to this software, feeling satisfied to it!

Pros: I had no issue starting wireframing and developing prototypes in XD without any training. It just so intuitive.

Cons: It doesn't do as much as I would like, but I think for simple UX work, I think it's the quickest to start and give to someone who doesn't have much formal training and get them mocking in the same way as UX designers would.

Pros: The abilities with Adobe XD are almost endless, and because it is getting updated for more and more functionality all of the time. There are other products like this from other companies but I think that Adobe (though they were late in the game) have topped the list in terms of what it can do.

Cons: I was very surprised when I started using this program because I am an Adobe user, everything I do design-wise is with Adobe software, but this one was one of the most difficult to learn. I can't even tell you why, I felt like it shouldn't have been but I had a difficult time really getting into any sort of workflow. I am good now but that took much longer than I anticipated.

Overall: Prototyping of any kind is amazing with Adobe XD, and I would bet it against any other software on the market right now.

Pros: Ease of use! Super user friendly, even with limited training. Great tutorials

Cons: A little slow, but that is probably a problem on my end.

Pros: Intuitive user interface that allows for quick and easy creation of app prototyping. Simple tools that are familiar from other Adobe products. Very easy interactivity testing.

Cons: Scrolling screens are difficult to prototype so it limits what you can show and results in the need for using outside programs.

Pros: Simple and familiar Adobe interface, think Photoshop

Artboards and layers will be welcomed by those that have some Photoshop and Illustrator experience

Huge time saving features compared to similar products

Cons: Learning curve similar to Photoshop or Illustrator, which unless you have the time to spare could be a little bit demanding.

Overall: Helping time efficiency to cut down the time built wireframing and prototyping sites, apps etc

Pros: very good and free option for windows, have some symbol management, fast and simple interface

Cons: have missing some advanced symbols management features, and the updates are slow

Overall: adobe xd its a growing software and has great potential and is a very good option for windows users

Pros: It allows me to present a real functional prototype. When it comes to app design, clients want to see what their app will actually look like in the palm of their hand.

Cons: Before last year, XD did not have fixed sections. So I could not place a sticky menu. It made it difficult to show the menu during prototyping. But since then its been fixed. As of now I don't really have any cons.

Overall: It was a very user friendly tool, the basics of it took no time to figure out. Even some of the harder functions didn't take long to get use to. Adobe makes it easy to move items from software to software so creating in Ps or Ai and transferring to XD was simple and fun. It has really made a huge impression with my clients.

Pros: Adobe XD has enough functions to satisfy most designers. It simply does the job and because it's free - it's a compelling tool to overlook. The ability to publish work online instantly, makes prototype sharing quite easy.

Cons: Adobe XD does not have as many plugins as other UI design tools. The plugins are the cornerstone of any good design tool, which gives freedom and flexibility to designers to make the tool their own and custom fit it to their workflow and purpose.

Pros: Adobe XD is design-based, providing users who are uncomfortable or unfamiliar with the coding aspect of app or web page development to tools to create a proficiant and functional user interface. It also integrates well with other Adobe products, allowing easy import of graphics created in other Creative Cloud applications to utilize in designs.

Cons: Creation of intricate designs can feel a bit clunky. Also, there are minimal built-in photo editing tools, requiring users to utilize other Adobe products to perfect design aspects.

Overall: Our church organization has used Adobe XD to create a basic web interface for our multiple campus locations, providing us with a web-accessible hub for members and visitors to find more information about our events and services. As the Audio / Visual Coordinator for our organization, I have minimal coding experience, but Adobe XD gives our organization the capabilities to create UI-based applications.