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00:00:00 – 00:27:49
The video discusses the new multiple artboards feature in KD (Kleki), highlighting its benefits in design projects. Users can create, duplicate, and manage artboards efficiently, improving workflow and customization. The software enhances versatility for print on demand and digital product creation. Features include toggling elements, managing multiple artboards, and applying textures. Practical applications like creating coloring books and social media posts efficiently are demonstrated. The video also emphasizes quick design iterations, efficient duplication, and customization for various purposes. The importance of iterating, testing, and adapting designs is discussed, with a mention of upcoming videos on AI. The speaker seeks feedback and encourages viewers to subscribe for future updates.
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In this part of the video, the speaker explains the differences between working on projects before and after the multiple artboards feature in KD (Kleki). Previously, there was only one artboard available for designing. However, with the new update, users now have the option to use multiple artboards, offering more flexibility and convenience. The speaker demonstrates how users can easily access and change the artboard or canvas size in the new update, providing a more user-friendly experience compared to the previous version.
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In this segment of the video, the speaker explains the benefits of the new feature that allows users to create and duplicate artboards more efficiently in their projects. With this new functionality, users can easily draw new artboards, label them, adjust sizes, and create iterations of designs by copying and dragging. The speaker contrasts this with the previous method that required manually duplicating artboards in a convoluted way through the layers panel. The improved workflow now organizes all artboards in the layers panel for easy access and management. The speaker also mentions some issues with onboarding pop-ups that were encountered.
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In this segment of the video, the speaker demonstrates how to move artboards, change colors, and download assets in the design tool. By selecting the desired artboard and adjusting settings, users can easily download specific elements, such as images in PNG or JPEG format. The speaker shows how to manage projects, duplicate artboards, and create new projects with different specifications. The flexibility to toggle elements on/off the artboard is highlighted for customization before exporting.
00:09:00
In this segment of the video, the speaker discusses how they made the software more versatile, particularly for those working in print on demand or creating digital products. They explain that clipping (using the W key) still exists in the software, but now it is more artboard-dependent. The speaker demonstrates toggling clipping on and off for elements on different artboards. A new feature allows users to decide if an element should be on or off the artboard by dragging it to a certain point, where it will either stay on or come off completely. Additionally, the W key now applies to multiple artboards on a canvas, allowing users to toggle clipping for specific artboards.
00:12:00
In this segment of the video, the speaker explains the difference between trim view and artboards in Adobe XD. They show how the trim view is dependent on the selected artboard, allowing for easy editing and texture integration. The speaker demonstrates how to apply texture to specific elements on artboards, compare different design iterations, and manage multiple artboards efficiently by using the clip content feature. They also highlight the ability to delete artboards and make changes using the layers panel in Adobe XD.
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In this segment of the video, the speaker demonstrates how to toggle elements such as the artboard and texture on and off. They explain the practical applications of using multiple artboards, such as creating a coloring book for KDP or planning social media posts for the week in a single project. By duplicating posts and customizing them for different days, one can efficiently create content for Instagram. The speaker also mentions how this method can benefit print on demand businesses by easily customizing designs for different products like apparel.
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In this segment of the video, the speaker demonstrates how to create multiple iterations of a design efficiently within the same project. They show how to duplicate and modify elements, such as changing colors and adjusting sizes. The speaker uses shortcuts like holding the alt or option key to duplicate and scale elements consistently. They emphasize the ease of making quick design adjustments and iterate on designs effectively.
00:21:00
In this segment of the video, the speaker demonstrates how to customize T-shirt designs on a digital platform, emphasizing changing colors and texts efficiently to create multiple designs quickly. They showcase the ease of duplicating and manipulating designs within the software, highlighting the importance of selecting and manipulating text elements rather than clicking directly on the artboard. The speaker encourages viewers to tailor these techniques to their own needs, whether it be for printing, selling templates, or other business purposes.
00:24:00
In this segment of the video, the speaker discusses the importance of clicking on the artboard name to avoid accidentally moving the entire artboard. They explain that the right-side panel controls each artboard individually, essentially making it a mini project within the overall project. The speaker demonstrates how you can create and organize different projects within the platform. They emphasize the ease of scaling projects within KD and the flexibility to work on one artboard at a time. The speaker highlights the new accessibility and organization features in the updated system, which can benefit beginners and experienced designers alike.
00:27:00
In this part of the video, the speaker emphasizes the importance of iterating, testing, and changing to figure out what you like and don’t like. They encourage viewers to duplicate this process for their benefit. The speaker mentions potential upcoming videos with big updates, particularly related to AI. They apologize for the makeshift bookcase setup due to another recording happening downstairs. The speaker asks for feedback in the comments and prompts viewers to subscribe for future content.