Part of Rafal Tomal’s video series on his design process. Don’t miss the 2nd part as well.

Gumroad (which I love and use to sell my book) hosted a live design session using Figma and Clubhouse. What a great idea for gathering customer feedback in real time!

A creative way of using components to create custom graphics.

What an unusual use case for Figma, but the end result looks great!

Smart workaround for selecting objects with a transparent background. I also like a follow-up from Gleb Sabirzyanov in the replies on ensuring that developers won’t implement this hack.

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.

Another developer’s perspective on using Figma. Nice to see how shared resources and available UI kits empower developers to design on their own.

A frontend developer’s glance at Figma. His view of Figma as a GitHub for designers rings very true to me.

Liam from Google Design shows how to craft a dark theme to complement your app’s Material Design light theme using Figma.

Active Theory was tasked by Acura with celebrating 20 years of driving through an immersive racing game. They used Cinema4D for track design, Substance Painter for car models, and a custom Figma pipeline to bring each unique UI style directly into the engine to be rendered with WebGL.

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

A good writeup of a complete redesign accomplished in 8 weeks, from branding research to final implementation.

Rogie designs an app for discovering useful books for leveling up as a designer. In the first part of this 3 part series, he wireframes the ideas for the app. In Part 2, he works on visual design explorations.

Jason Lengstorf and his guest Ryan Warner give a feature tour and teach the fundamentals of Figma to developers.