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How to create built-in UI screens with Adobe XD

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Bob Flisser
Bob Flisser has authored many courses and books about Microsoft, Adobe and Apple products, and has been a computer trainer since the 1980s.
When you create an app prototype with Adobe XD, you can insert system screens -- sharing or Control Center, for example -- with just a few clicks. This video shows you how. You can take the full course on Experts Exchange at http://bit.ly/XDcourse.
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by:Ali Eslamifar
Great video bob! And I also see you have created a full course here too. It feels so good to see courses and videos like these at EE.

I also have a question; how do you compare Adobe XD with new released version of Sketch?
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