Multi-level Dropdown Menu Design and Prototyping | Adobe Xd | Blue Fin Design

[@BlueFinDesign]

Thank you so much for 1k views on this video! I’m so grateful and hope that you benefited from this video. If you have any feedback or questions, feel free to put them down in the comments. Happy designing :)

[@jfernandez08]

This vid helped as the previous one you mentioned felt overly complicated, thank you!

[@BlueFinDesign]

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[@jfernandez08]

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[@damortegui]

Do you know why I may not be able to keep my default state as 100% opacity while the hoover is 0%? When setting the hoover it's automatically making my default state 0%.

[@BlueFinDesign]

Hey hope you liked the video. To answer your question, if you change any property in the default state, unless it’s already overridden in the other states, all the states update that change in the property. Can you elaborate your question so I can understand your situation better ?

[@cp3onmtv963]

This drop down menu is nice but both nobody is explaining how you can actually CLICK on the options like you would need to in a real website. We want these components to be as accurate as possible when sending out prototypes. Simply scrolling through the menu is only half of it, need to be able to pick one of the options! (Nice job though)

[@BlueFinDesign]

Thank you for watching this video! In your design/prototype, you can link the menu option to the destination screen from the components directly. These components are as close to the real world as they can be. One needs to be mindful that these are just prototypes and not the actual application, and should manage the stakeholders' expectations when sharing these designs.

[@cp3onmtv963]

@@BlueFinDesign Ok thanks a lot for your response I appreciate it! I am transitioning from graphic design into UX so Im still learning what's required and what's not. Id like to see you tackle a disappearing search bar if you haven't done one already!

[@BlueFinDesign]

Thank you for your feedback. I genuinely appreciate it. I've taken a note of your suggestion and will share a video on that soon :)

[@infegfx]

what a useless and waste element in XD. Thanks anyway.

[@BlueFinDesign]

Thank you for sharing your thoughts :)