Resources

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.

Slide Guides is a collection of grid styles for 16:9 widescreen slides. They’re perfect for jumpstarting a presentation in Figma or for exporting to use in Keynote or Google Slides.

Make the world map out of custom shapes.

A collection of Moodboard layouts from Mixpanel, and accompanying slides that make presenting design concepts easy.

“Think of it as the Chatroulette of design reviews.“ Random community project every time you reload the page.

A large library of components for interface prototyping.

Good looking and comprehensive design system built specifically for Figma.

Uber published components from their React UI framework as an open-source resource on Figma.

A large set of cute free and open-source illustrations.

Paolo Ertreo draws beautiful illustrations of houses and shows them at his community profile.