Adobe has unveiled a free starter plan for its XD app, which is aimed at UI and UX designers – allowing people to use it across platforms with all its features at no charge. XD previously cost a ...

Before XD came on the scene, Sketch had been surging past Photoshop as the go-to app for front-end web design, possibly explaining why the number XD plug-ins still lags behind the more than 700 ...

So Adobe released XD -- short for experience design -- in 2016 to help graphic designers control how tapping an app button or clicking a website link will lead people through a digital realm. XD ...

Existing Adobe XD plans will continue to be available, with the $9.99 Adobe XD Single App plan offering Creative cloud members unlimited shared prototypes and design specs.

XD, Adobe’s user interface and user experience design and prototyping tool, came out of beta last October to join the group of products in the company’s Creative Cloud subscription program.

That v0.5 name, coupled with the fact that Adobe XD is free to download and use at the moment, seems like a tacit admission that Adobe’s new product is far from finished. But even now, it has ...

9to5Mac talked with Khoi Vinh, Adobe’s principle designer, and Cisco Guzman, group product manager for Adobe XD about the announcements and Adobe’s vision for the future of the design industry.

Adobe XD — a UX/UI design tool — is only in maintenance mode, and Dreamweaver, Adobe’s web development tool, famed in the past, faces no more development, but still has support from Adobe.

Before XD came on the scene, Sketch had been surging past Photoshop as the go-to app for front-end web design, possibly explaining why the number XD plug-ins still lags behind the more than 700 ...