ACTIONS AND TRANSITIONS FOR APP PROTOTYPE

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  • This is just an example of the actions and transitions I have used to make the prototype. 
  • It is very similar to After Effects, however, XD compiles all the keyframes into smaller tags that you can attach to specific buttons and pages. These can be edited by how much easing in a transition should have, what time delays needed and if it is activated by a tap or time delay etc. 
  • I had tried to make components animated so when you hovered over a button it would change colour or move. Same as when a button is activated. As I have not used the programme much and everything I have learnt is from designers on Youtube, I struggled to do this. I know it would make the prototype look far more effective but, it was too time- consuming to learn before the deadline as I only have a week left. 
  • When I did try to do this, I could not get it right and the rest of the actions would glitch a lot.
  • The main thing was to get the pages designed and have a working prototype for a final outcome. 

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