Quick @figmadesign FYI: With Variants we are also extending what overrides are preserved when swapping instances or changing variants.
— Niko (@nikolasklein) October 23, 2020
But the rules for variant changes are a bit stricter. I’ll explain in the thread, but you can also read up upon it here: https://t.co/vLFORquEOI
Psyched to integrate @figmadesign variants into our Spotify web design system. It's so much easier to use this way- we had 105 buttons components before and will now have 3! 🤯 pic.twitter.com/An3N0e6QiH
— Juli Sombat (@jsombat) October 28, 2020
Had some fun playing with @figmadesign variants for our Spotify mobile design system. In this example, moving from 36 to 4 track row components, resulting in a much cleaner asset panel! ✨ Having both global and variant descriptions was a nice bonus! pic.twitter.com/V3tWdNfUa4
— Mattias Johansson (@mattiasjo) October 28, 2020
We’ve been playing around with variants in @figmadesign for a few weeks and leveraged the feature to clean up components in #Polaris for Retail, one of our local design systems. This makes it so much easier to choose and switch between variants. There’s no going back. @ShopifyUX pic.twitter.com/cmElLM23fB
— Tobias Negele (@tobiasnegele) October 27, 2020
Here it is. A workaround for your buttons to preserve icon colors when you swap out icons.
— ˗ˏˋrogieˎˊ (@rogie) October 30, 2020
This has been another #TotallyRadFigmaTip from ya boi.
Here's the @Figmadesign file: https://t.co/USmdie8ldt#figmatips #figmatip pic.twitter.com/bueqfLyVFS
With Variants in @figmadesign, setting the value of a property to be either true/false, yes/no, or on/off will generate a toggle in the side panel to make it even easier to switch between options! 🎛️ #FigmaTip pic.twitter.com/C2zuDh6lUw
— Joey Banks (@joeyabanks) October 28, 2020
Two features announced on the Config Europe are already live! New Instance Swap menu and updated Inspect tab help both designers and developers navigate large, complex libraries in Figma.
💠 Just announced at #ConfigEurope, and coming soon: Variants!
— Figma (@figma) September 17, 2020
Combine variations of the same component for different interactive states, colors, and sizes to mirror your front-end code and simplify your asset library. pic.twitter.com/eF9fBy7ejT
▶️ With Variants, you’ll also get Interactive Components.
— Figma (@figma) September 17, 2020
Add interactions between component variations in your design system and reuse them in your prototypes with no extra work. Coming soon! #ConfigEurope pic.twitter.com/njblbJ1JEy
Excited about today's @figmadesign announcement about creating variants with components?
— luis. (@disco_lu) September 17, 2020
Here's a video of me converting the @githubdesign Primer buttons library in under a minute.
👩🏼🎨 pic.twitter.com/nin9hFcpkj
I didn't know this @figmadesign trick for the longest time. You can return to instance after edit AND after selecting back the component. pic.twitter.com/BVYLVs7pyt
— Meng To (@MengTo) August 12, 2020
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.
“Join Designer Advocates Joey and Rogie as they dive into components: see them leverage constraints, apply auto-layout, explore negative frame spacing, styles, and more.”
The link to a community project is in the replies.
Impressive how powerful a design tool can be🚀
— Alex Einarsson (@alexeinars) May 17, 2020
Even though Figma is not designed for this, I was able to recreate one level from Monument Valley✨
Components and Auto Layout helped A LOT!
My little contribution to Maker Week @figmadesign🤗 pic.twitter.com/URgJuTxig1