Resources

“In an effort to sharpen my user interface design skills, I challenged myself to build the entire user interface of Zelda: Breath of the Wild.”

“Nucleus is a free UI component library that provides you the building blocks you need to design your next mobile app.”

Dozens of examples and components for designing the perfect iOS paywall screen.

A collection of free professional templates for kick-starting presentations, emails, or banner projects.

Educational slides from Joey Lamelas’s talk on illustrating in Figma. If you’re a long-time reader, you’ll recognize some of his illustrations.

One of the first few Community files for FigJam. ​“Keep your team aligned and in sync during a project from start to finish. By using these workshop templates you can easily facilitate kick-off workshops, stand-up’s and retro-meetings.”

Convert Figma designs to React code (React Native and Next.js). See also a discussion on Hacker News.

UI kits & sample apps for building in-app mobile chat.

A Figma template from Dropbox to help facilitate cross-functional collaboration across teams.

A free preview of the official Tailwind UI Figma Kit, containing all the Text, Color, and Effect Styles found in Tailwind UI, along with 40+ complete components that use the latest Auto Layout and Variants features. See also a blog post on its creation above.

Update from November 2nd, 2021: Figma assets have been discontinued.

A basic persona template inspired by the post ​“Make Your Personas Great Again in 7 Simple Steps“.

A UX template to create a user research report for your team by Furquan Ahmad.

359 open-source pixel-art icons based on a 24×24 grid. Cool retro look!

Free 2‑day conference with 60 amazing speakers? Yes, please! Registration closes on April 15th.

Explore beautiful artworks created by artists pushing the boundaries of Figma as a design tool.

One more game made entirely in Figma using Interactive Components.

Board to play Go with Figma.

“This file contains character stickersheets and illustrations from Microsoft Inclusive Design’s toolkit. They are commonly used when referencing Microsoft’s Inclusive Design methodology and the diversity in human abilities and preferences.”

Open-source design and prototyping alternative to Figma. Really cool to see!

If you’re in beta, check out this community file by Bruno Figueiredo.