I shared some of Jordan’s experiments before, but this one goes much further.

A while ago, Rafal Tomal recorded an hour-long video on getting started in Figma, and now he shares why he switched to it completely.

Pablo Stanley, a co-founder of Blush, gives an inside look into the launch of the free illustration library and how his team built one of Figma’s most downloaded plugins.

Using the Blush plugin and illustrations from artists around the world, Rogie and Pablo Stanley will create an illustration system with components, assets, and constraints.

Three interesting challenges for the community. A good way to see how well you know Figma!

Sho Kuwamoto provides some context for their decision.

Marcin Wichary, Design Manager at Figma, gives an inside look into how selection colors and OpenType support were built.

A good conversation on his career, the PM’s role, what other projects he finds interesting, and more.

Organized by Hack Club.

Dylan Field talks about the early days of Figma, fundraising during COVID, and his experience as a first-time CEO on podcast Station F.

Femke shows how she organizes her files with covers, project documentation, design states, etc.

Rafal Tomal suggests an interesting way to separate his working files from client previews in Figma.

In the first part, Rogie uses constraints and components to build navigation that scales from mobile to desktop. In the second part, he shows how to use Auto Layout to design flexible grids, hero, and card components that adapt to any browser size.

Noah Jacobus from Metalab and Designer Advocate Rogie King create a cohesive icon set for a mobile app.

Anthony and Rogie, Designer Advocates at Figma, share their favorite lesser-known Figma tips, including keyboard shortcuts, to help you save time.

Great video by Figma55 channel, explaining how to use stretchy Layout Grids in conjunction with Constraints. It’s based on my article from a few weeks ago, but video is a great medium to demonstrate that trick.

Plugin to get a little more out of the pencil tool. Seems like an essential tool for people using Figurative app on an iPad Pro — see an impressive demo from Pablo Stanley.

The 3rd and final part of Rogie’s series on designing a book app.