Resources

If you learn best by doing and experimenting, try the new playground file that explains finding and selecting matching layers, resizing and aligning them to their frames, batch text editing, changing all variants at once, and more.

36 free hand-crafted textures that can be tiled and recolored. Made by Mark Bennett, who crafts beautiful skeuomorphic interfaces and sells elaborate Figma projects at his community page.

“Droit UI is a highly customizable Figma design system with over 7,000 UI components, specifically designed to streamline the workflow of creative professionals, agencies, startups, and SaaS businesses.”

Luis shared a set of recommendations on how to approach naming conventions for components, props, and values within Figma component libraries.

If you’re hosting or participating in a community event or meetup during Config 2024, please submit it to Kyler Phillips’ unofficial guide!

Mockups of Word and Excel interfaces, if you ever need them in your designs or demos.

“Figma Shortcut Master Game is a cool prototype made in Figma. It’s a fun way to learn Figma keyboard shortcuts or test what you already know.” There is a total of 11 levels but they’re pretty challenging! Impressive what you can achieve with just a Figma prototype.

Think you’re good at picking colors? Test your skills with this fun little game.

Figicon is a free collection of thousands of minimal icons. All icons are available in SVG, based on a 24-pixel grid with a 1.5‑pixel stroke, and include a set of brand logos and all country flags. Product Hunt’s recent 2nd Product of the Day.

Alex Yakir put a grant from the Figma Creator Fund to good use by building a free design system that makes both designers and developers happy. All Figma variables and components have matching CSS variables and React components with stories in Storybook. It’s designed with Dev Mode in mind, from built-in Annotations to unified prop names and Auto Layout mirroring the box model structure. An impressive amount of work and superb attention to detail!

A set of benchmarks to level up the quality of your Figma components and define what constitutes a good component. The content is divided into two sections: ​“Design”, featuring items that can aid in crafting a component; and ​“Testing”, containing considerations for testing your component before final publication.

Cool design explorations of isometric icons inspired by VisionOS.

Figarc is a design system for floor plans. You start by setting up a foundation with walls and load-bearing pillars, then add doors and windows from 100+ fixtures. After aligning early-stage structural elements like water pipes and electrical cords with wall layouts, you can drag-and-drop 150+ furniture pieces with component overrides to unlock a plethora of options. Love so much about this project!

Danial Siddiki started building a UI kit by replicating Vision Pro interfaces made by Apple.

Beautiful work by Dylan de Heer: ​“a quartet of neumorphic buttons that are all about that subtle, mechanical depth — a touch of the future, crafted with a bit of that everyday rugged charm.”

High-quality maps in different styles and locations. From the streets of Oslo to a bird’s eye view of San Francisco — all in handcrafted vector and with examples of how they can be put to good use.

A new version of a beautiful free icon set from Noah Jacobus. Now comes in 3 flavors — Filled, Hollow, and Duo. All 300 glyphs from v2 were redrawn for consistency and 300 brand new icons were added.

Incredible photorealistic illustrations made entirely in Figma by Anatole.

An absolutely massive collection of over 1,800 public company logos turned into handcrafted icons by T. Costa from Fey: ​“Finding quality logos for public companies can be a hassle. Some attempt to claim ownership of third-party assets, while others charge you for access. So we’ve decided to open-source our entire vector library. For free.” See also a behind-the-scene look at technical details from their CTO.

Multiple icon collections by Zlatko Najdenovski, including a few free ones. Most of them are very expressive and unique.