Just a few days ago, I tweeted that Auto Layout needs Styles, and now Pavel Laptev releases a plugin just for that! ​“The plugin brings an experience of Figma styles to the Auto Layout feature. You can make separate configurations of Auto Layouts, save and load them, lock or change at any time.”

A nice trick to work around some of Auto Layout’s limitations.

“Auto Layout can be added to Frames to create dynamic Frames and Components that respond to the size of their child objects, such as a button that grows with the length of its label. In this video we’ll teach you more advanced Auto Layout techniques to create a flexible card component for a trip planning website.”

A new tutorial from Blush, based on Pablo Stanley’s Figma Crash Course on YouTube. ​“Learn the basics of Figma’s new Auto Layout and speed up your creative workflow with this awesome feature.”

“In this video, we’ll teach you the basics of using Auto Layout by creating a button from a single text layer.”

“In this video we’ll teach you more advanced Auto Layout techniques to create a navigation menu using the button we created in the previous video.”

A smart hack that can be useful with Auto Layout. (In the last issue, I included a different solution.)

Pablo Stanley released the first chapter of his Figma Crash course with five videos on Auto Layout.

A new course with deep dives into powerful Figma features by Pablo Stanley, creator of a popular collection of illustrations Blush. The first chapter on Auto Layout will be available on December 1st.