Tim Youngs 
Want to save your colors as swatches in Adobe XD? When working in Adobe XD, you may find yourself wanting to save colors for future use. While the color picker is a good quick fix for using the same color multiple times in a single project, … Read More →
Need to change the size of your artboard in Adobe XD? Working with artboards in XD will become second nature after a very short time, since artboards are so pivotal to the design process. But for first-time users, some of the basics can throw you for … Read More →
Want to move artboards around in Adobe Photoshop? While artboards are not the default option in Photoshop, they are still a great way to manage larger projects with multiple components or variations of the same layout. Using artboards in Photoshop is a little different than in … Read More →
Want to adjust the tracking of your text in InDesign? Adobe InDesign is a great tool for text-heavy layouts. When working with text you may want to adjust the spacing between your letters to make them either tighter or looser. By adjusting the horizontal spacing (called … Read More →
Need to create a new artboard in Illustrator? Artboards are the bread and butter of Illustrator (okay, maybe just the bread). Most everything you create in Illustrator will live on an artboard. When you export a project, you will also likely use the artboard to export … Read More →
Want to adjust the spacing of your text (tracking) in Photoshop? When working with text in Adobe Photoshop, you may want to adjust the spacing between your letters to make them either tighter or looser. By adjusting the horizontal spacing (called tracking) between the lettering in … Read More →
Want to adjust your text’s line height in Photoshop? Photoshop is a great place to manipulate photos, correct color, and add cool photo effects — but it’s also good for some other print and digital uses. Whether you’re creating a social media graphic, poster, flyer, or … Read More →
Want to preview your project inside Adobe XD? Adobe XD has a great feature that lets you preview your design from a desktop or mobile preview window. This is great as it will help you gauge size and layout of your UI design, and allows you … Read More →
Want to change the background color of your artboard in XD? The background color of your artboard in XD is kind of like the paper you write on. In most cases white will do just fine — which is why it’s the default color in Adobe … Read More →
Want to an artboard from one Adobe XD project to another? Sharing artboards and design assets between multiple XD projects can be really helpful. For instance, say you designed the perfect login screen and you want to use that UI layout for another project… how do … Read More →