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Figma Tips ⚡ - Frames or Rectangles

CodeWithChris

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Figma Basics Tutorial for Beginners (Free Design Tool!)

DesignOS

Tools in Figma - Part 4 - Pencil, Text, Hand and Comment Tool  - UI Design Episode #13

Figma

In this step you will learn about vector graphics and how to create them in Figma. Vector graphics are visuals made up of vector points connected by mathematical lines or curves. Vector networks allow you to create complex shapes with diverging paths, and tools such as the Move and Bend tools can be used to manipulate the points and curves. The Paint Bucket tool can be used to add or remove a fill to a closed vector path, and the Design panel can be used to apply stroke properties. Finally, pressing the Done button or double-clicking on an empty space on the canvas will exit vector edit mode.

Figma Tutorial: Pen Tool Basics & Vector Networks

This Figma Tip covers how to use images and photography in Figma. It covers how to place images with the short key Command + Shift + K, how to copy and paste images with Command + Option + C and Command + Option + V, and how to adjust cropping with Option + double click. Additionally, it explains how to place images inside of components with Command + Click and Command + Option + V.

Placing images in Figma

This tutorial is about creating styles in Figma. Styles allow you to save certain properties and reuse them across designs. You can create Color Styles, Text Styles, Effect Styles and Layout Grid Styles. When you create a style, it belongs to the file in which it was created as a local style. You can also publish these styles to your team library to share with your team.

Masks in Figma are a powerful and flexible tool that allow for the creation of a wide variety of assets, from avatars to animations. Masks are similar to image fills but offer added flexibility, such as masking multiple objects and utilizing images with alpha channels or transparency values. Combining masks with other features such as Smart Animate can lead to captivating animations for GIFs, apps and more. Alpha channels allow you to use detailed shapes and effects as masks.

In this tutorial you'll learn about drop shadows, inner shadows, layer blur, and background blur. Drop shadows are used to give the impression that the element is raised or floating above the background, while inner shadows are used to apply inner depth to a layer or object. Layer blur blurs any object or layer on which it is applied, and background blur blurs any layer or object that's underneath the layer. Finally, inner glow and outer glow effects can be created by using shadows with the blend mode set to screen.

In this step you'll learn about component properties and how to adopt them into existing design systems. Component properties allow you to define which parts of a component can change, such as which icon is used, what text is displayed, and which layers are visible. With component properties, you can reduce the number of components needed and take the guesswork out of designing with components.

In this step you'll learn about using constraints to create flexible and responsive designs. Constraints are used to position frames and objects within a top-level frame, which represent the screen dimensions of the device being designed for. Objects can be constrained to the edges of their containing frame, and when resizing the top-level frame, everything will automatically adjust. Finally, text wrapping can be adjusted to a specific width, so it will expand as the bar expands.

In this episode, the content creator is discussing Figma and its collaboration feature. This feature allows multiple people to work on the same project in real time and make changes at the same time. It also allows the user to add comments, resolve comments, and receive email notifications. The user can also add teams from Slack and invite people to work on the project. Lastly, the user can import sketch files and JPEGs to the project.

In this episode of Figma in Five, Raji teaches viewers about Auto Layout, a feature that allows for objects to resize and re-arrange themselves depending on the size of the container. Raji demonstrates how to use Auto Layout to create a flexible button, a to-do list, and a cat pile, as well as how to add independent padding and adjust the distribution of elements. Raji also shows how to create a minimum width or height with an Auto Layout container.

In this video, you'll learn about the differences between Groups and Frames in Figma. Groups are great and they work just fine, but Frames have extra features like clipping contents and constraints. You can also use a Frame as a mask and use it to create scrolling lists. Lastly, Frames have names while Groups do not."

In this step, you'll learn about creating component sets and converting existing components to variants. Component sets are collections of components called variants that all share their properties but have different combinations of values for those properties. Component sets can be one-dimensional with only a single property with several values, or multi-dimensional with multiple properties each with multiple values. You can create component sets from scratch or merge existing components to convert them into a single component set.

In this video we learn about importing and exporting in Figma. We can import JPEGs, PNGs, SVGs, and Sketch files. We can also export as PNGs, JPGs, and SVGs. Additionally, we learn about export settings, the export picker, and export settings in code mode.

This content is about summarizing two similar texts. It indicates that there are not enough similarities between the two texts to be able to create a summary. Alternatively, it could mean that the sentence provided is invalid. It is important to make sure that the sentence provided is valid before attempting to summarize two texts.

In this step you'll learn about utilizing overlays in your prototypes. An overlay is an interface element which appears elevated above the main application interface. You can customize the position, background color and close when clicking outside to make it more realistic. You can also use the swap navigation type to exchange one overlay for another while maintaining their position.

In this video you'll learn how to add horizontal and vertical scrolling to your Figma prototype. Horizontal scrolling will be used for the contacts section and vertical scrolling for the messages section. To include horizontal scrolling, first you need to limit the view of the content to only be visible within a frame. Then change the overflow behavior to horizontal scrolling. To include vertical scrolling, select the group of messages, limit the view of the content to only be visible within a frame, then change the overflow behavior to vertical scrolling. Finally, add page scrolling to the prototype to have the tab bar pinned to the bottom."

In this step you'll learn about music. Music is an art form consisting of sound and silence expressed through time. Music can be composed and performed by a variety of instruments and vocalists. It can be used for entertainment, relaxation, and expression. Music can also be used to create a mood or evoke emotions in the listener. Music has the power to bring people together and create powerful experiences.

In this step, you'll learn about creating a fancy pre-loading animation and hear animation on a Figma website. You'll learn about using component variants to animate between different states and how to use delay triggers to create the desired animation. You'll also learn about masking out elements and animating their opacity to create a pre-loader. Finally, you'll learn how to combine all of these techniques to create a full animation.

In this step you'll learn about organizing design files. It covers topics such as creating a cover page, engineering handoff, user flows, design drafts, uxr, sprints, devices, and prototypes. It also discusses how to use device mock-ups and how to create thumbnails. Additionally, it provides resources to access the templates and tutorials to use them.

This video is about designing a login screen using Figma. It will be demonstrated step-by-step how to select a frame, add a rectangle, add text, add lines, add icons, and export the design as an image. The video also covers how to use the corner radius tool, the color picker tool, and the background remover tool.

In this step you'll learn about music and sound. Music is about creating sound with instruments and singing, and sound is about the vibrations that travel through the air. The content contains various phrases and words that are repeated multiple times, likely to create a rhythm or melody. The content may be part of a song or a soundscape.

In this path you will learn:
- Introduction to Figma interface and tools 
- Design Workflow
- Prototypes with transition effects
- Wireframe and Design your own App idea 
- Understand usage of Layout Grid 
- Design Collaboration with other Team members 

	#	Type	Title	Creator	Platform	Duration
	1		Figma Tips ⚡ - Frames or Rectangles	thejunboy	youtube.com	22m
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	2		Figma Basics Tutorial for Beginners (Free Design Tool!)	CodeWithChris	youtube.com	18m
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	3		Tools in Figma - Part 4 - Pencil, Text, Hand and Comment Tool - UI Design Episode #13	DesignOS	youtube.com	17m
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	4		Figma Tutorial: Pen Tool Basics & Vector Networks	Figma	youtube.com	3m
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	5		Placing images in Figma	Figma	youtube.com	1m
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Ruth Holler

Product Designer

@ruthholler