It will be perfect if avocode can show to use the difference between 2 versions on one desing. For ex. I upload first design version, then second... and then I then I can see the defference between them.

Similar to Avocode PSD to Sketch converter, just for Adobe Xd to Sketch

https://avocode.com/convert-psd-to-sketch

Anima is a popular plugin used by many designers to improve their workflow. I would recommend full compatibility with their features.

Ability to export the selected artboard from XD to Avocode. At the moment, all artboards are exported immediately from the XD file, which is not convenient! In one file I created 15 artboards, I can not export only one of them to avocode, I can not update only one of them. As I understand it, you are proposing to create 15 files instead of one and load them separately, once again, this is terribly inconvenient. This fact makes working with avocode extremely inefficient and inconvenient.

A workflow / editing status for files (and perhaps artboards and folders) like "On hold", "In progress", "Needs review" and "Approved" would be pretty useful!

It would be perfect if it would be possible to upload every needed working file of a project. I'm using overflow in example to create flowcharts for my sketch files. ".overflow" files are not supported, but I would like to upload those files to have all project-related working files at one place. I would put up with having no previews of this files and no version comparision and so on.

Currently Figma designs are opened in Lite mode, which does not allow exporting assets or hiding/showing layers. Improve the integration so it is possible to use full-featured Inspect with Figma.

It would be nice to be integrated. Because files fill be automatically upload after designer merge his branch to master.

Right now I export my files from abstract, send to the developer and he uploads it to Avocode.

I would appreciate to have the possilbity to add a description / information text to folders or complete projects. Notes for separate files would also be a good thing. This could be shown in the right panel in addition to the file name und date of the last modification.

Similar to Avocode PSD to Sketch converter, just for Sketch to Adobe Xd

https://avocode.com/convert-psd-to-sketch

Affinity software is brilliant.
We would love to be able to import the files directly into Avocode.
Please make it happen.
Thanks!

It would be priceless to be able to download files in different format from the original. For example, our designer is using photoshop all the time, but App developer is only familiar with Sketch. So, if designer could upload in PSD, and developer download in sketch.

You already have this functionality in a separate service. Why not to include that in the core product.

It would be nice to be able to move the export window around so we can better see the content behind it. There's been many times when I would be exporting a set of images and would have to constantly close and reopen the export to be able to see which image I was trying to name.

Designers are given tasks on Jira. There should be a way to link tasks to the designs and vice versa so that you can see the trail of events from both ends.

Similar to Avocode PSD to Sketch converter, just for Adobe Photoshop to Adobe Xd

https://avocode.com/convert-psd-to-sketch

For example; Done, Customer approval etc.

Navigating between screens (even in quickview) to find a specific screen is a slow and annoying. Having the ability to control the size of the thumbs size in the grid view would really make life easier...

Implement settings to allow adjustments of the loading screen / splash screens on sharelinks/play. This can be account-wide, so an agency can add their colors and logo.

This would enhance the experience of sharing designs with customers.

Implement settings for the project (or maybe even each view/design), that fx allows to adjust the background next to/behind the designs.

In that way it's possible to enhance the sharelink/play experience for customers and other people reviewing the design.