I'm using Adobe XD from the first time, I'm working actually on an xd created by a designer to export HTML/CSS scripts to be injected in the web application (Spring boot / JSP)
I've tried with the Adobe plugin Web Export, the static HTML/CSS pages are generated but the UI elements (textfield, checkboxes, radio, buttons...) are not interactive, they are just kind of static forms (rect, svg...)
Is there another way to export the XD to HTML pages much closer to
the expected template ?
Is there any required configuration to be done on the original XD
?
Do I have to rework them all and replace them with the correct
components ?
Am I missing something ?
Thanks a lot in advance
No, you cannot export interactive UI elements from XD. Usually, designers use XD with component libraries, elements from which you can use in the final code.
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I have created a design prototype in Adobe XD.
I want to use this prototype design in my web application created in Angular JS
How can i use designs created in Adobe XD in my Angular JS website ?
I searched net and i was able to find a XD plugin to export to HTML and JSS files.
Please let me know.
Adobe XD is a prototyping tool only. You need to use something like Dreamweaver to export a design into HTML and CSS.
After you finish your website design in adobexd you can use Desech Studio to import the adobexd file. Then you can install the Angular plugin and integrate with your angular code.
Have a look at the github repo https://github.com/desech/studio-angular to see more details.
We are building a JavaFX desktop app which is made themeable from the get-go with external CSS files. Now we'd like to give our designers (who are not programmers) some opportunity to tweak the look of the app without having to install JFX, NetBeans and restart the app each time.
Is there some way to dump the static FXML look of the UI as a HTML file of some sort? Basically so that the designer can tweak the CSS and refresh the look with F5.
AFAIK, the Scene Builder supports CSS, so there should be no need to transform FXML to HTML.
Otherwise you could write a XSL script or a Java programm (e.g. using StAX) to do the transformation, but that would be quite a bit of work, I guess.
I am new to Vaadin.
I have created template for my web application in HTML and JS.
How to use the developed template with Vaadin as am not sure if I will be able to develop same template using Vaadin only?
It may be possible to re-use some of the layout of the template using the CustomLayout layout component in Vaadin.
You can also render the contents of a template into a Label component, and display the label in the application. See http://demo.vaadin.com/sampler#LabelRich for a small demo.
Generally, though, the idea of templates and "pages" is orthogonal to developing applications in Vaadin.
On our current site we offer our clients some brochures as pdf.
To keep our interaction in-site we were advised to use a conversion tool that converts pdf to flash.
Such a flash utility is basically an slideshow with some fancy effects and buttons.
This looks like a job jquery (or other frameworks) have mastered by now. There are a metric ton of jquery slider plugins.
Is there an existing solution that we can offer our marketing team that accepts a pdf and converts it to a (jquery) slider?
EDIT
The functionality should somehow be integrated in our Drupal content management interface so our Marketing and Communication department can use it.
You can use ImageMagick to convert a pdf to a bunch of images, then feed those images to a (jquery) slider anyway you want.
If you want a PDF2HTML conversion tool, you could also have a look at our new Java app to do this pdf_to_html_conversion.
A designer company have made a prototype of a web application using HTML/CSS/JS, with forms, menus, roll-over sub-menus ... Now I have to take this prototype and build GWT views using widgets.
My question is : Do I have to start from scratch and build every view with UIBuinders and integrate the CSS files or there is an easy way to do this ?
Thanks
My suggestion - don't generate HTML. This basically means not using GWT widgets (or only using widgets that provide .wrap(element) method.
I'm taking this approach with my projects and works very well. I put all HTML in one big file and then hide (display: none) all divs. Then I use gwtQuery to identify, copy and show relevant parts. qwtQuery is also used inject behavior (event handlers).