Abstract: Techniques for trigger based digital content caching are described to automatically cache digital content on a client device based on a likelihood that the client device will access the digital content. A cache system, for instance, monitors an interaction of a first client device with digital content that is maintained as part of a digital service by a service provider system. Based on the monitored interaction, the cache system detects a trigger event that indicates a likelihood of interaction by a second client device to edit the digital content. Responsive to detection of the trigger event, the cache system is operable to initiate caching of the digital content on the second client device automatically and without user intervention.

Abstract: Systems and methods for design element association and modification are provided. An example method for editing elements in multiple artboards includes receiving an isolation session-initiation user input that identifies a first design element arrangement on a first artboard in a workspace on a user interface. The method also includes, responsive to receiving the isolation session-initiation user input, identifying a second artboard in the workspace based on the second artboard including a second design element arrangement that is associated with the first design element arrangement, and updating the user interface to display the first artboard and the second artboard within an isolation session. As an example updating the user interface may include displaying the first design element arrangement and the second design element arrangement using a first style, and displaying other portions of the first artboard and the second artboard using a second style.

Abstract: Systems and methods for design element association and modification are provided. An example method for editing elements in multiple artboards includes receiving an isolation session-initiation user input that identifies a first design element arrangement on a first artboard in a workspace on a user interface. The method also includes, responsive to receiving the isolation session-initiation user input, identifying a second artboard in the workspace based on the second artboard including a second design element arrangement that is associated with the first design element arrangement, and updating the user interface to display the first artboard and the second artboard within an isolation session. As an example updating the user interface may include displaying the first design element arrangement and the second design element arrangement using a first style, and displaying other portions of the first artboard and the second artboard using a second style.