I'm going to come here and toggle that on and notice that the instance on the right-hand side automatically updates based on the change that I made to the master. So it's set to be fixed in distance from the top of the group, but not fixed on the left-hand side.
In the right-hand side here in the Properties Inspector, I can see the automatic attributes that were we're set for this object, and I can manually override them. So I'll go to the travel logo first and click to select it. So to do that, I'm going to come back to my master element - this guy right here - and I'm going to click in to select the individual objects. Here I can come to my master component and change the responsive resize attributes for each item within the group and see those changes live in the instance here on the right-hand side. The really nice part about responsive resize and components together is I don't have to undo and revert to my earlier state to make changes to what's just happened. In the words "the world awaits your arrival" is kind of traveling down as I grow the container, so it's probably also set to percentage-based layout. Unfortunately the travel logo is kind of traveling off to the right hand side a little bit and that's because it's probably set to something known as percentage based layout.
I hate when buttons are scaled I like them to all stay the same size. The image is resizing nicely, the button there to the lower left-hand corner is staying fixed to that lower left-hand corner and it's not scaling. Now for the most part things are working pretty well. I'm going to let responsive resize go ahead and do its thing, and I'm going to come here to the objects and just press and drag the group to resize it. Responsive Resize has an inherent intelligence that allows it to analyze a group of objects, and as I resize it, make some really good guesses about that resize behavior. So, with this artboard selected, I'm going to come here to the Properties Inspector, and in the Responsive Resize area I'm going to toggle that to the on state. All of the content within the artboard is set to on, but the artboard is not. Now with that set, I want to resize the objects.īy default, responsive resize is not set to on at an artboard level. I'm going to come on in and press and drag a second instance to duplicate it and I'll go in and give it a name just to remember what I'm doing here. It's a master component, and I can see that based on the triangle there on the left-hand side. When I select it, you'll notice that this is a component. I'm going to come here to the first instance, which is the phone layout, and I want to just duplicate it. I've already gone in and done it for tablet and desktop, but let me show you how I did that. It consists of pretty much all the same elements, but for each screen, I want to move the objects around and resize them so that it fits that screen more appropriately. I'm working on a design here, and I have here what's known as a banner ad or an advertisement that needs to appear in everything from a mobile device to a tablet and a desktop browser. Let me show you these two features in action.
With the latest release of Adobe XD, We've replaced symbols with components and components and responsive resize work beautifully together. Now this features pretty fantastic, but it was incompatible with symbols or the ability to create multiple copies of content that can be easily updated in bulk.
Towards the end of last year, Adobe XD delivered Responsive Resize - the ability to resize groups of elements for a variety of layouts.
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