Hi Kyle,

Thanks for your response, I've upvoted the items and added comments.

Is there anyway you can feedback to me on the export size?

At the moment XD has no colour management which means if working with a high Gamut display like a MacBook Pro colours are really saturated in XD but then in exported PDF's / jpgs they become desaturated. Colour management would mean consistent colours.

It's refreshing to see constant updates to XD however for me personally the 2 biggest things I would like to see is major reduction in exported PDF exports (XD produces massive file size PDF's compared to say indesign) & colour management.

Also, I agree with React's principles that we shouldn't be depending on web technologies and should abstract away where possible.

I actually completely disagree - I believe we should be working as close to the web technologies as possible...

A big part of the current fatigue argument is too many frameworks etc abstract away from the core of the web.

Just my 2 cents. :)

Reminds me of the Honda Keep Up Campaign.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=At8ExT6YYvI

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dqyrYmqDZyc

In 2016 it's almost impossible to be original. So much has come before..

I couldn't decide whether to link to the tweet or DF so I thought why not go crazy with it ;) #Postception

Yes it's really awesome on Phone / Tablet. I literally watched the whole video in the middle of a room on my iPhone yesterday, moving around in circles like a mad man aha :P

If I'm honest HTML email coding is the worst. Everything is really dated and most things you'd expect to be supported are not & the differences between email clients can be substantial. It's its own form of coding art and you can perfect the dark magic if you do them enough. I've done quite a few in my time and basically you code it and if it works on your targeted platforms then you ship it. Hence this crazy hack by KLM; I imagine it works pretty well else they wouldn't have shipped it.

Because HTML email is so restricted it actually forces you to innovate in crazy ways like emulating a dynamic image using php. Sky's the limit; you've just got to matchup the creativity and the technical know how.