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Using Adobe XD and Platforma Web Wireframe Kit to prototype an iOS app

November 23, 2017 by Simon

I have blogged about using Adobe XD to prototype mobile apps. Recently, I found an attractive collection of ready to go Wireframe screens from Proforma to use alongside Apple UI Kit elements in Adobe XD

Check Out Platforma

Platforma has been in the industry for years providing developers with prototype products for Mobile, Web and HTML templates.  Check out https://greatsimple.io/ for other prototyping products.

You can buy (or try) versions of Platforma at https://platforma.ws/#buy Below are screenshots from the Bundle version.

Performa has loads of ready to go samples screens that you can use in Adobe XD like..

  • Start Screens
  • Sign up Screens
  • Walkthrough Screens
  • Loading Screens
  • Feed Screens
  • Activity Screens
  • Profiles Screens
  • Posts Screens
  • Chats Screens
  • Contacts Screens
  • Search Screens
  • Lists Screens
  • Settings Screens
  • Create Screens
  • Catalog Screens
  • Discover Screens
  • Products Screens
  • Shopping Carts
  • Check Out Screens
  • Filters Screens
  • Navigation Screens
  • Maps Screens
  • About Screens
  • Popovers Screens
  • Photos Screens
  • Media Screens
  • Social Screens
  • E-commerce Screens
  • Charts and More (there are over 100 screens)

Adobe XD, Platforma and iOS Prototypes

The post below will focus on creating iOS prototypes using Adobe XD and Platforma Wireframe kits.

Other posts will focus on creating Android, and Web Prototypes etc. After you purchase Platforma, you can download a zip file (I have the bundle) containing all related design files.

Tip: Save your activation code if you eceive one.

Download

Extract the Zip file.

Zip

Files are located in each products folder (I will focus on XD in iOS assets until I learn the others).

PLATFORMA BUNDLE FILES

Adobe XD iOS assets are in two files.

Adobe XD

You can now open either Platforma .xd file to view prototype elements available.

You may get a Fonts Missing dialogue (install the fonts and the error goes away).

fyi

  • I downloaded Roboto font from here
  • SF UI * font can be downloaded from here
  • Apple San Francisco Font from here.

All font packs are free, the Apple San Francisco font needs you to run an install wizard, SF UI needs you to download and install TTF file from GitHub, Roboto needs you to double-click on a number of TTF files to install them in your fonts library.

The fonts are now installed (verified in my fonts app on OSX).

Fonts

I am now free to open the iOS “Platforma for iOS – Categories.xd” file that came from Proforma.

Performa iOS Categories (Zoomed Out)

Oh my, there are loads of sample screens and elements you can use in an app prototype (I’d count them but I’d be here all day, I had to zoom out to 2.5% to see them all).Platforma iOS

Now time to open the second file (“Platforma for iOS – Demos.xd”)

Performa iOS Categories (Zoomed In on Maps)

I had a look at the sample “Maps” screens and they are amazing.

Maps

Performa iOS Demos (Zoomed Out)

Here is a complete zoomed out view of the “Platforma for iOS – Demos.xd” file.

Platforms settings 1

Performa iOS Demos (Zoomed in on Social Samples)

Here is a sample of some of the screens in the Social category in the “Platforma for iOS – Demos.xd” file.

Let’s Start an App Prototype in Adobe XD

I open the “./Platforma for iOS/XD/Platforma for IOS/Platforma for iOS – Categories.xd” and “./Platforma for iOS/XD/Platforma for iOS – Demos.xd” xd files that you downloaded from https://platforma.ws/

Also, start a new iOS blank project in Adobe XD.

New Project

I positioned windows so I could see all Adobe XD projects.

Windows

Tip: If you are using the Apple iOS (or Android etc) UI components then you can open them too (see my Adobe XD guide to see how to get the oficial iOS controls from Apple).

iOS Controls

Personally, I would suggest before you start prototyping that you have a “validated list” of things that you want to prototype (if you are designing a prototype for a client then ask them what they want). Check out the awesome http://joinagile.com/lean-and-mean-agile-podcast/ for tips on Collecting, grooming, prioritizing app tasks. Don’t waste time developing unwanted features. Manage tasks around Outcomes and not tasks. I have blogged about developing software and staying on track and how to get feedback for your ideas.

Also, I have a so you have an idea for an app graphic and blog posts on Atlaz.io BETA Project Management Tool For Cross-Functional Teams the Trello and Atlassian JIRA Killer? and How to develop software ideas. I would suggest you listen to the Lean and Mean Agile Podcast to get extra product backlog grooming, prioritization tips etc.

TIP: I use the MoSCoW method for capturing and prioritizing tasks.

snip from: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/MoSCoW_method
Must have
Requirements labelled as Must have are critical to the current delivery timebox in order for it to be a success? If even one Must have requirement is not included, the project delivery should be considered a failure (note: requirements can be downgraded from Must have, by agreement with all relevant stakeholders; for example, when new requirements are deemed more important). MUST can also be considered an acronym for the Minimum Usable Subset.
Should have
Requirements labelled as Should have are important but not necessary for delivery in the current delivery timebox. While Should have requirements can be as important as Must have, they are often not as time-critical or there may be another way to satisfy the requirement so that it can be held back until a future delivery timebox.
Could have
Requirements labelled as Could have are desirable but not necessary, and could improve user experience or customer satisfaction for little development cost? These will typically be included if time and resources permit.
Won’t have (this time)
Requirements labelled as Won’t have been agreed by stakeholders as the least-critical, lowest-payback items, or not appropriate at that time. As a result, Won’t have requirements are not planned into the schedule for the next delivery timebox. Won’t have requirements are either dropped or reconsidered for inclusion in a later timebox. (Note: occasionally the term Would like to have is used; however, that usage is incorrect, as this last priority is clearly stating something is outside the scope of delivery).

end snip.

Starting your Prototype in Adobe XD

Based on your MoSCoW list you can (I do) create empty screens ( I usually add a label in the top left indicating the screens MoSCoW status so I can prototype needed features now and start planning future versions later from the one prototype file). I am not a big fan of using multiple app prototype files.

Moscow Screens

Now you can copy and paste in example screens over the empty screens.

Within minutes you can have a nice mockup of your app using Adobe XD and Platforma assets.

Drag as needed, change as needed.

Design your app

Customizing sample screens

Of course, you can edit the sample screens and rename, add, remove or change individual items in Adobe XD (Nice work Platforma/Adobe). Ignore the Yellow “Should Have” on the screen below, it looks out of place but I get in the habit of adding a floating “Must Have”, “Should Have”, “Could Have” and Won’t Have” labels to screens.

Editing

Preview

You can preview the rough prototype in Adobe XD on your desktop or on a real mobile device.

Don’t forget to wire up screens to generally goto and return to the main screen.

Wire up a prototype

Or you can wire up individual screen elements to go to different screens. You will need to be in Prototype mode in XD first.

Button

If you saved to the Adobe Cloud you can now open the prototype app on the Adobe XD app on a mobile device (or simulate it in Adobe XD on the desktop). Open Adobe XD on your mobile device and open your project from your Adobe Creative Cloud folder.

Mobile app

You can now view fabulous looking application prototypes on a mobile device screen with minimal invested time and effort.

Testing

Conclusion

I am very impressed with the https://platforma.ws Wireframe Kit, I’d strongly recommend app developers buy a copy and use the pre-setup templates look impressive and will save you loads of time (no more messing with UI Kits to make app prototypes look good). I can’t wait to check out and review the other assets in the Full Platforma Bundle.

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Read: Quick guide to using Adobe XD CC to design a prototype iOS app.

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Quick guide to using Adobe Premiere Pro CC to make videos.

June 30, 2016 by Simon Fearby

This is a simple guide for using Adobe Premiere Pro to edit simple videos.

Adobe used to sell a Master Collection of all Adobe software that cost thousands of dollars. Adobe have moved to a monthly subscription model for single or bundled software packages. Goto http://www.adobe.com/au/creativecloud.html and review the software options.

Adobe Photoshop is a must for editing Photographs and Adobe Premiere Pro is a must for video editing.

Adobe CC

You will need to choose your Adobe Software Package or Bundle (above) and follow the prompts to purchase it. You will be required to link the software to an Adobe ID (Adobe Account). Once you link your Software to an Adobe ID you can login into any PC/Mac and install your software using the Adobe App Download Utility.

Fyi: If you can buy a subsidised 1 year subscription of Creative Cloud at your work you will need to..

  • 1: Buy the 1 year redemption from your work.
  • 2: Create an Adobe account.
  • 3: Redeem the subscription.
  • 4: Download the apps with the Adobe Download Manager app.

The Adobe Download manager will allow you to download or update any of your purchased software packages

Update installed apps

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Download new apps.

Adobe Creative Cloud

Once you have installed Adobe Premiere Pro you can open it.

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Before you start.

  • Have you recorded all of your footage?
  • Do you have at least 20GB free space?
  • Save your videos to a folder that will not be moved later as Premier Pro links to the videos where they reside are and moving the videos will trigger you to re-link them.
  • Do you have a good story to tell?

Bookmark the Adobe Premiere Pro CC help pages here https://helpx.adobe.com/premiere-pro.html and visit YouTube and search for Adobe premiere Pro CC Tutorial.

Adobe Premiere Pro user Interface Basics.

I created a new project called “snow” and will save the project in the default place. Select “HDV” for High Definition. Click on the scratch disc tab.

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Adobe Premiere Pro will use these locations to copy andy of the videos or audio instead of touching the original videos. You can delete cached content later (these folders will grow a lot).

premiere_pro_03

The first thing you need to learn is how to reset your workspace. Go to the Window then Workspaces the Editing menu to reset your view.

premiere_pro_04

Click the “Project: Snow” tab in the lower left-hand side to get ready to start importing videos.

You could just start dragging and dropping in dozens of videos but I would suggest you create a number of folders (called “bins”) to store your video and other media assets into.

premiere_pro_05

I will create 4 folders (bin’s) called:

  • 01. On our way to the snow
  • 02. Above Sheba Dam
  • 03. Near Ponderosa
  • 04. Misc

Now I can drag the videos (and pictures) into each bin folder.

premiere_pro_06

Once you have filled each folder take some time reviewing each folder and think about what story you can create. I am going to create a fun mash-up for the day in order.

Creating My Snow Video

First, I double click on my “01. On our way to the snow” bin folder and drag the video onto the timeline sequence.

premiere_pro_07

Hopefully, you can now see your video in the timeline

premiere_pro_08

Shortcut Keys:

  • SPACEBAR plays and pauses the clip.
  • MINUS will Zoom Out of the timeline.
  • PLUS will Zoom Into the timeline.
  • BACKSPACE will zoom out and show all of your timeline.

More shortcuts keys here.

If you were skilled at recording you can just add more video to the timeline and be finished in no time but we have loads of editing and re arranging to do.

Adding a Title

Move your playback cursor to the start pf the video (press HOME ) and go to the Title, New Title then Default Still to start creating a new title.

premiere_pro_09

If you ever used Photoshop this will be very familiar. Close the title screen to save it.

premiere_pro_10

Now I dragged and dropped the timeline above the existing video track. I moved the driving time-lapse to the right and dragged a photo before the time-lapse. Now you can see how you can mix together Videos, Picture and text.

premiere_pro_11

Before I get too carried away I am going to source a background soundtrack from https://www.youtube.com/user/NoCopyrightSounds/videos I am going to choose this one https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UkUweq5FAcE

If I have enough footage I like to have my videos match the audio where possible for greater impact.

Basic Editing Tools

These are the tool’s that you will use 99% of the time.

premiere_pro_12

If you want to cut a video in half use the Razor tool, if you want to move or interact with clips switch back to the selection tool.

Cutting, Trimming and Cropping Videos and audio

Move the selection tool to the end of a video and click and drag when you see this icon to truncate the length of a video without cutting it.

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Move the selection tool to the start of a video and click and drag when you see this icon to truncate the length of a video without cutting it

premiere_pro_14

You could cut a video to size but truncate it (like above) will allow you to extend the clip again without rejoining the video sections.

Layers

Adobe Premiere Pro (like Photoshop) allows you to have layers of videos to allow you to show a “picture in picture” or (picture in picture in picture).

premiere_pro_15

Building your Video.

Now comes the time-consuming bit of finding each video to insert, placing it, trimming it, cutting it and or moving it. This can take hours or days (depending on how fussy you are).

Caching your files.

Adobe Premiere Pro likes to cache your files to speed up the preview and export process. The green, yellow and red lines indicate what parts of your timeline are cached.

premiere_pro_16

Exporting your Video

premiere_pro_17

Exports can take up to 1 hour per 5 minutes on a 3 year old computer.

My VLOG Trip to the Snow video.

My 1st VLOG video.

Tutorials to Watch:

  • Create a Ken Burns Effect in Premiere Pro CC
  • Adobe Premiere Pro CC – Editing 101: Basic Audio (Part 3)
  • Episode 19 – Adding Video and Audio Transitions – Tutorial for Adobe Premiere Pro CC 2015

If you need more help consider buying a professional Adobe Premiere Pro CC course from Udemy.com or search YouTube for Adobe Premiere Pro CC Tutorials

The Adobe Help site is great too: https://helpx.adobe.com/premiere-pro.html

Good luck and let me know what you create.

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