Use Frames for Screen Sizes: Choose the appropriate frame size for your target device (e.g., iPhone, Android) from the frame tool options in Figma. 3. Design the Interface Add a Column Grid: Implement a column grid to ensure consistent spacing and alignment across your design. This can be...
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Making your content scrollable in Figma involves navigating the side tab. Unfortunately, it doesn’t automatically appear on the main user interface. Scrollable content is useful when you want to present lots of information within a frame of your design. Some examples include landing pages, app in...
Figma is unlike Sketch, free to use for personal projects. Visit their website to test it out for yourself! It is a fantastic software program that allows you to create your own icons and logos. What are some tips and tricks you can use to make the program more user-friendly? This wil...
Make patterns seamless Once I settle on a pattern I’m happy with, I turn it into a component. Next is a super important step that you can’t forget — turn the clip content option off. Once that’s done, I copy the component and arrange them to fill the frame. Moving the elements...
We decided to pick a commonly used web font that comes with at least 5 font weights - Light, Regular, Medium, Semibold, Bold - and an italics form for each of them. Google Fonts goes more into detail about how to make this choice. We chose Poppins, a modern and visually pl...
Design your navbar. In the frame, add a white logo or some text and a nav icon. Then set a dark background color. Name your frame and layers to make them easier to distinguish later on. Create two copies of your navbar frame. (You could also make component variants rather than copyi...
At first, we’ll get the metadata for the main frame: import{GetFileNodesResponse,GetImagesResponse,HasChildrenTrait,}from"@figma/rest-api-spec";// ... constfetchFrameData=async(nodeId:string):Promise<HasChildrenTrait>=>{const{data}=awaitaxios.get<GetFileNodesResponse>(`${FIGMA_API_UR...
By doing this, you’ll create a separate PDF file for every layer you’ve exported. If you want to export all frames to a single PDF file, you can do it through the File menu. In that case, each frame will be a separate page in the PDF, in the same order as in Figma. Follow...