#Adobe xd libraries series

This is done by using pressing Shift+CMD+Y or selecting Libraries on the lower left of the window. Now all I need to do is open my Adobe XD app and navigate to the library. Then I navigated to the Accessibility Tools to make sure it is colorblind safe because accessibility is important to me (you’ll hear me mention the importance of Inclusive Design in most of my entries). I do love this color palette, I updated to use some blue (I’m from the Caribbean and I love reminiscing about the beaches). I went to Extract Theme and dropped it in. I drew an image that I like the color palette of. I created an AdobeXD Library because I’ll be taking on the task to work on my branding for my AdobeXD Ambassador social networks. However, for this example, I’ll be heading to Adobe Color. This automatically adds the colors I want to the library that I choose. Sometimes I start the process by using Adobe Capture (a mobile app that create production-ready color themes, patterns, vector-based shapes, 3D materials, type, and custom brushes). These are the steps that I take, and tools that I use when establishing a design system in creative cloud libraries. (I enjoy creating the color palette and font exploration the most.) My favorite part of a project’s conception is the setting the design system.

#Adobe xd libraries series

However for this first part of the series I’m going to focus on building out a design system as my new journey as an Adobe XD Ambassador. I’ve done anything from wires to wedding invitations, baby reveals, animations, etc. I’ll be doing these first series to show you how I work with Adobe XD in my daily life.