Nice update. Duplicating files just to see what’s inside was quite annoying.
Nice silent update in @figmadesign: now you can preview all pages in Figma Community files without need to duplicate them to your files first. pic.twitter.com/XVXFgGcYWG
— Vadim Pleshkov (@aswellasyouare) May 6, 2020
Figma’s VP of Product Yuhki Yamashita and special guests recap recent releases and give a few sneak peeks for what’s coming soon.
Miguel Cardona teaches New Media Design at the Rochester Institute of Technology (RIT) and shares some of the activities that he does with students in Figma.
Make sure to check replies for more ideas.
One of my favorite parts about my role @figmadesign is being able to talk to design system managers at companies of all shapes & sizes and I've learned from them just how useful emoji can be when naming components. Have any that you use? Here are some of my favorites... 🎨✋🔄🚫 pic.twitter.com/EaMUeGrV7v
— Joey Banks (@joeyabanks) April 17, 2020
Another great but well-hidden feature.
Figma tip! Try holding space while dragging over (or inside) frames to preserve layer order! @figmadesign pic.twitter.com/utg89I7GNN
— Anthony DiSpezio (@adispezio) April 16, 2020
Node.js command-line utility to get live and historical stats for your Figma plugins. Great tool for plugin authors.
Introducing Figma Plugins Stats, a Node.js command-line utility to get live and historical stats for your Figma plugins.
— Yuan Qing Lim (@yuanqinglim) April 13, 2020
👇 More info in thread.
1/8@figmadesign @FigmaPlugins pic.twitter.com/JM2EYUFCeT
Great thread from Design Manager at Figma on how one of its most unique features came to life, from the initial pitch to design challenges and decisions.
Wanted to share a bit of the process of building Selection Colors, a little @figmadesign feature I feel rather (maybe strangely) proud of.
— Marcin Wichary (@mwichary) April 14, 2020
(This was originally meant to be a blog post, but the Covid-19 situation is sapping my energy…) pic.twitter.com/qD7Us8dq2V
In this weekly Office Hours in Figma, Anthony DiSpezio and Rogie King are talking about team structure, multiple component libraries, versioning, and updating components at scale.
Nasdaq speaks with Dylan Field after Figma was featured in Enterprise Tech 30 list.
As always, Gleb comes up with an incredibly creative way to push Figma’s limits.
Advanced @figmadesign prototyping challenge: create a full circular progress bar animation with just two frames and Smart Animate. 😎 Can you?
— Gleb Sabirzyanov (@gleb_sexy) March 31, 2020
▶️ Duplicate the Figma file to see how I did it: https://t.co/zqAZnAlds5
Not gonna lie, my brain still hurts from this one.🧠 pic.twitter.com/0TZRE0AXOv
Yuan Qing Lim shares ten heuristics for crafting plugins for Figma, based on his experience of building over a dozen of them.
Yuhki Yamashita, VP of Product at Figma, gives an inside look at how they designed the fastest way to keep an entire company up-to-date on the roadmap using a Coda doc.
Gleb got on the challenge of implementing typing in the prototype using overlays, keyboard triggers, GIFs, and some magic. Absolutely impractical but fun nonetheless!
A question in the @figmadesign community inspired a fun challenge: implement “real” typing in the prototype! I used overlays, keyboard triggers, gif and some magic! ✨
— Gleb Sabirzyanov (@gleb_sexy) March 21, 2020
Duplicate the file to see how it works. And if you fancy it — add characters & remix! https://t.co/Os1u3KsQG8 pic.twitter.com/eCC8x9Sc3x
Drag-n-drop from the Assets tab is a time-saver.
🔥 @figmadesign tip:
— ˗ˏˋrogieˎˊ (@rogie) March 20, 2020
Better way to swap a component
1. Select the component you want to swap
2. Goto the Assets tab
3. Search for a component
4. Press “Option”
5. Drag n Drop component it to the component on the canvas you selected in #1https://t.co/N9mRgt9c1z pic.twitter.com/BitvwTGvBP
Figma CEO & Co-Founder Dylan Field shares insights on crucial moments in Figma’s creation, overcoming SaaS burnout, active vs. passive user-pricing, getting Greylock and Sequoia to invest after they initially passed, and more.
Figma opened their Config conference Slack workspace to the public.
Thomas Lowry, Designer Advocate at Figma, wrote a recap of a session at Config on building your own plugins to help you and your team work faster. Great examples and use cases from GitHub, Atlassian, and Uber.
Good looking and extensive starter template and wireframe kit.
Designing an open-source project in the open.
Design fam, we hear you. For our @figmadesign plugin project, y’all want a Style Guide Generator. Let’s build it! 💪
— ˗ˏˋrogieˎˊ (@rogie) March 11, 2020
As an open-source project — since we’re building this for you, we want your input! How? Simply duplicate the file, design your ideas and publish it.
1/4 https://t.co/ZJHjFcLScL
Pretty cool to see all the unexpected use cases for Figma that teams are coming up with.
Cooling down after a week of remote work with the amazing Editor engineers at @figmadesign. We take turns calling out an animal name and everyone else needs to draw within 15 seconds. Votes with hearts. All while being on a live video thingy together. pic.twitter.com/oicnoiSFaw
— Rasmus Andersson (@rsms) March 14, 2020