How to Auto-Animate Numbers in Adobe XD

IN THIS TUTORIAL In this video, we will explore auto-animating numbers in Adobe XD. The goal is to create a counting simulation where the numbers count up and down on click within the prototype. ABOUT AUTO-ANIMATE Auto-Animate allows you to create prototypes with immersive animated transitions easily. Simply duplicate an artboard, modify object properties, such as size, position, rotation, and apply an Auto-Animate action to create an animated transition between artboards. To use Auto-Animate, ensure that the objects you are looking to animate have the same layer name between each of the artboards. HOW DOES AUTO-ANIMATE WORK? Traditionally, designers used multiple transitions across various artboards to wire their prototype interactions. With Auto-Animate, designers can use XD to create micro-interactions between two artboards by: ►Duplicating objects between artboards, ►Modifying their properties such as size, position, rotation, and so on. For information on supported properties, see Supported properties for auto-animate. ►Switching to prototype mode, ►Adding Auto-Animate as a new transition, and ►Previewing the prototype in desktop or mobile. Like using Tap to trigger transitions, you can combine Drag with Auto-Animate to specify micro-interactions across artboards. New objects fade in, and deleted objects fade out during a transition that uses Auto-Animate. SUBSCRIBE ► https://www.youtube.com/timhykes?sub_... 👋 I'm Tim Hykes! Subscribe if you have not! 👍 Thanks for every Like, Share, and Comment! 🔔 Ring the Bell to join the Notification Squad!