Resources

Dozens of illustrations of black people, free for use in personal and commercial projects.

Feedback Kit by Mixpanel helps you ask for the type of feedback you need in a reliable and methodical way, while giving your team the tools to provide feedback in the way you’re asking for.

Free COVID-19 themed icons.

New UI design starter kit with a nice collection of components.

Automatically post updates to a Slack channel each day with the updates from a Figma file’s version history. Great for following updates to a design system, but requires some technical know-how.

Figma’s Confluence template for running a design sprint.

Figma Community is coming together to share resources, learnings, and best practices as we learn new ways of working together remotely.

On April Fun Day, Figma surprised all teams collaborating on documents with fun individual cursors. Check out the video demo shared by Emily Lin on Twitter.

Easy to update and adjust to your needs as it uses Auto Layout.

Exercises inspired by the Design Sprint framework.

Template to quickly preview and generate a consistent brand image for all popular social services.

Microsoft released design and UI-related downloads for Fluent Design and Windows apps.

A large free kit with hundreds of vector cards, arrows, and elements for creating quick sitemaps, flow charts, and diagrams.

Figma opened their Config conference Slack workspace to the public.

Good looking and extensive starter template and wireframe kit.

The City of Chicago published their public identity and design system. FastCompany wrote about it in more detail.

A design system built for the federal government.

Free illustrations of topics of art, technology, people, objects, and education made by students at the RIT College of Art and Design.

A fantastic idea for larger design teams: ​“A tradition on the Figma Design team is to make custom ​“Trading Cards” in order to help us understand each others’ preferences and styles.”

A collection of useful tips on working in Figma faster.