Learn how to work with shared prototypes in XD.
Adobe XD facilitates easy collaboration between designers and reviewers on shared prototypes. As a reviewer, you can work with the prototypes in the following ways:
Let us first get familiar with the prototype link settings and options.
In the prototype link, you can check your account settings, adjust zoom settings, check notifications, and invite other stakeholders:
A. Invite B. Zoom settings C. Full screen mode D. Support and feedback E. Notifications F. Account settings
Shared prototypes are interactive in nature. You can interact with a prototype by using triggers. Use triggers as defined by the designer such as tap, drag, keyboard, gamepad, and voice inputs, that result in actions such as transition, audio, speech, video, and Lottie playback. You can also use the navigation controls at the bottom of the screen.
To learn how video works with other interactions, see Understand interactions and video playback behavior.
To do so, select Share > View Setting > Custom > Show Navigation Control when creating links in XD. For more information, see Share prototypes.
If the navigation controls are:
A. Home B. Previous artboard C. Next artboard
If prototype flows have wires, you can choose to show navigation controls when publishing your prototypes.
Grid view in prototypes and design specs makes it easier for your stakeholders or developers to quickly navigate to the most relevant artboard.
To switch to grid view, click the link name or the grid icon in the upper right corner of the shared prototype.
A. Grid icon with the link name B. Collapse the comments panel
In the grid view, you can:
A. Number of comments on an artboard B. Click the linked screen icon to view the linked screens C. Linked screens of the artboard First Cards
You can review prototypes and share feedback with designers by adding comments on the shared prototypes. The prototype link is always up to date with the latest comments.
You can comment on public designs and prototypes without signing in at the first instance.
You can sign in using your Adobe ID or choose to comment as a guest. To sign in as a guest, click Sign in as a Guest at the top of the panel. When prompted to provide a name, type a name, and enter the CAPTCHA code.
next to the comment thread to Resolve, Edit, and Delete your comments. However, you cannot edit or delete comments added by other users.
to hide annotations or pins, and use the 
icon to filter the comments based on reviewer names, time, or status of comments.
A. Invite option B. Zoom settings C. Full screen mode D. Support and Feedback E. Notifications F. User profile G. Menu options for comments H. Filter comments I. Hide annotations J. All Screen Comments toggle button
A. Filter comments by reviewers B. Filter comments by time C. Filter comments by status D. Clear an added filter E. View added filter
When an artboard is deleted in XD, the web comments for the artboard are no longer available.
For more information, see Review prototypes.
Follow these steps to use a mobile browser in the portrait mode to add comments to shared prototypes on an Android or iOS mobile device:
Open a shared prototype in mobile browser and use the pinch gesture to open the navigation mode.
A comment icon appears along with number of comments on that prototype. This comment icon appears only when the owner enables commenting option on the prototype.
To view the comments panel, tap the comment icon. In this panel, you can add a comment, delete or edit existing comments, or pin a comment.
Tap the pin icon and then tap anywhere on the screen to place the pin marker. To commit the comment and the pin, type the comment and tap the paper plane icon.
