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Front-End All Attendees Gaige Hall 206

Figma for Developers: Bridging Design and Code

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Jennifer Smith

Figma is an incredible tool with many functions and features that may baffle or excite you. This half-day session introduces you to the hierarchical method of creating designs for prototypes in Figma. You’ll learn the difference between grouping, frames, and auto layout; and how to control positioning with constraints. You’ll also see how to import graphics and create styles and components. We will walk through a simple prototype built from start to finish.

Introducing the Figma workspace

  • Overview of tools and menu items
  • Naming frames and objects

Understanding layers

  • Working with object hierarchy and position
  • Assigning object properties, size, color, etc.
  • Importing images and other formats into Figma

Frame fundamentals

  • Frame vs auto-frame
  • Padding and margins
  • Working with size and position in Auto-layout
  • Understanding constraints and resizing

Working with type

  • Creating, editing, and saving type styles
  • Locating and copying css for text

Working with components

  • Creating
  • Saving
  • Variants
  • Applying interactivity

Saving and exporting from Figma

  • Exporting layers
  • Auto version control
  • Reverting to a version

Dev mode

  • Viewing and copying code
  • Exporting assets
  • Measuring
  • Annotating
  • Marking as ready for dev

Commenting

  • Sharing and replying to comments
  • Working with sections

 

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Additional Details:

  • Audience level: All Attendees
  • Topic: Front-End
  • Timeslot: Fri 1:00pm to 4:00pm (11/15/24)
  • Room: Gaige Hall 206

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