When designing for both desktop and mobile, users typically start with one platformโ€”some begin with desktop, others with mobile. And now, thanks to a major update in how XP Studio handles responsive styling, it doesnโ€™t really matter where you begin.

Weโ€™ve introduced a new logic for device-specific settings that speeds up your workflow and gives you more control:

๐Ÿ”„ Hereโ€™s how it works

Previously, if you wanted to style an element (like a button) across both desktop and mobile, you had to manually apply the same settingsโ€”like colors, spacing, or shadowsโ€”on each device. With the new system, you only need to style one device. The other will automatically inherit those settings, unless you specifically override them.

For example:

You style a button on mobile with a background color, text color, spacing, and a shadow. Desktop will now use those same styles by default. Want larger text on desktop? Just change the font size thereโ€”XP Studio will keep the rest synced.

๐Ÿ‘๏ธโ€๐Ÿ—จ๏ธ Better visual indicators

Weโ€™ve also redesigned the responsive icons next to each setting. They now clearly show which device a setting has been customized for. This gives you a much clearer overview of your interactive design and helps you spot device-specific styling at a glance.

๐Ÿ“Œ Summary

Style once โ€“ Your changes carry over automatically to the other device.

Override only whatโ€™s needed โ€“ Customize details without starting from scratch.

Visual clarity โ€“ Instantly see which device each setting applies to.

This update makes it faster to build responsive layoutsโ€”and much easier to maintain a clean, consistent design across devices.