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3.1 Combining Shapes
In this lesson, you’ll learn how to combine two or more shapes in Adobe XD; this is very useful for creating more complex shapes. The tools we’ll employ, common to most vector design applications, use four distinct methods called boolean operations. Let’s check them out.
1.Introduction
1.1Welcome to the Course01:20
1.1
Welcome to the Course
01:20
2.The Basics of Working With Adobe XD
2.1Creating and Managing Artboards12:47
2.1
Creating and Managing Artboards
12:47
2.2Working With Lines and Shapes22:20
2.2
Working With Lines and Shapes
22:20
2.3Working With Text Elements06:52
2.3
Working With Text Elements
06:52
2.4Importing and Editing Images14:13
2.4
Importing and Editing Images
14:13
3.The Advanced Functionality of Adobe XD
3.1Combining Shapes08:09
3.1
Combining Shapes
08:09
3.2Aligning Objects07:08
3.2
Aligning Objects
07:08
3.3Working With Assets11:22
3.3
Working With Assets
11:22
3.4Working With Components12:17
3.4
Working With Components
12:17
3.5Working With the Repeat Grid07:51
3.5
Working With the Repeat Grid
07:51
3.6Adobe XD Responsive Design12:23
3.6
Adobe XD Responsive Design
12:23
3.7Working With Adobe XD Plugins03:14
3.7
Working With Adobe XD Plugins
03:14
3.8Exporting in Adobe XD11:16
3.8
Exporting in Adobe XD
11:16
4.Prototyping With Adobe XD
4.1Creating and Sharing Prototypes in Adobe XD08:15
4.1
Creating and Sharing Prototypes in Adobe XD
08:15
4.2Working With Adobe XD Auto-Animate07:42
4.2
Working With Adobe XD Auto-Animate
07:42
