Svelte components for building the UI of Figma plugins. May be a good and lightweight alternative to using React.
A free pack of 300 simple vector icons, all designed in Figma.
This Community resource includes components and styles for colors, typography, inputs, and tabviews to make designing and creating SwiftUI apps a bit easier.
A new UI kit for creating user flow charts and wireframes based on Ant Design System.
300+ components for creating a professional pitch deck in Figma.
Relay allows you to push graphics in Figma straight to the GitHub repository. This is quite amazing, as now, with a proper setup, changes in a design file can be reflected on a live website without fiddling with exports.
A trick that combines Auto Layout, frames, and fills to resize image layers along the vertical and horizontal axes.
A collection of design systems shared in Figma Community. Lots of great companies and examples to learn from.
Figma launched an About page on the history and mission of the product, and it’s truly gorgeous!
Great resource if you’re designing for Apple Watch.
A starter wireframe kit for quick design and prototyping of ideas. Its library contains more than 150+ components and 50+ ready to use mobile screens.
By swapping components around, you can build your own avatar.
“Magically create and present stunning slide decks from your Figma designs.”
Quant UX is a prototyping tool supporting importing from Figma. I was impressed with their tools for analyzing data collected from user tests.
Cool app for creating high-fidelity prototypes and exporting HTML from Figma designs. See also their review on DesignCourse YouTube channel.
A project template from Dropbox, including project cover, status, problem framing prompts, and checklist.
A collection of a few useful tips in Post-it format.
It’s a simple design, but the idea is brilliant.
Beautiful recreation by Rahul Chakraborty. Also on this topic, see the article ”How I recreated the SpaceX dashboard UI” by Ulises Siriczman.
“Figma charts library made of components. Contains most common data visualization patterns from simple bar charts to complicated heatmaps and financial candlesticks.”