Create prototypes using voice commands

In XD, switch to Prototype mode.

Select all the artboards on the canvas to view their wires.

Click and drag the wires from the source artboard to the destination artboard. When you wire up the first element, the artboard of that element is set as the home artboard.

In the Trigger head-up display, set the following options to trigger a voice prototype interaction:

• Trigger: set to Voice.
• Command: enter the Voice Command as text.
• Action: set to Transition.
• Destination: set the destination artboard.
• Animation: set animations based on the available options.
• Easing: set easing based on the available options.
• Duration: set duration in Seconds.

To preview the changes, select the Desktop Preview icon .

To preview the transition to the next artboard, hold down the spacebar and repeat the voice command. 

Click and drag the wire from the destination artboard to the source artboard.

In the Trigger head-up display, set the following options:

• Trigger: set to Time.
• Time delay: set the transition delay period in Seconds.
• Action: set it to Speech Playback.
• Speech: add the corresponding speech response.

To preview the changes, select the Desktop Preview icon .

To preview the transition to the next artboard, hold down the spacebar and repeat the voice command. 

In the desktop app, click the Share icon at the upper right and choose Publish Prototype or Publish Design Specs.

When previewing a prototype on a:

• Desktop or laptop: hold down the spacebar.
• Adobe XD Mobile app (iOS/Android): use a long press gesture anywhere on the screen. Place your finger on the screen (without moving it) and use the voice command before lifting your finger back.
• Mobile browser in a smartphone: hold down the microphone icon located in the lower right-corner of the screen.

When previewing design specs, developers can read or view the voice commands and speech playback as text.