Sharing Figma With Developers & Engineers Handoff
Daniel Walter Scott
Lesson Info
108. Sharing Figma With Developers & Engineers Handoff
Lessons
Introduction to Figma Essentials
02:53 2Getting Started with Figma Training
03:06 3What Is Figma For & Does It Do The Coding?
03:46 4What's The Difference Between UI And UX In Figma
05:22 5What We Are Making In This Figma Course
09:18 6Class Project 01 - Create Your Own Brief
04:01 7What is Lo Fi Wireframe vs High Fidelity in Figma?
02:34 8Creating Our Design File & Introducing Frames In Figma
08:29The Basics Of Type & Fonts In Figma
10:51 10Rectangles, Circles, Buttons And Rounded Corners In Figma
06:50 11How To Use Color In Figma
05:45 12Strokes Plus Updating Color Defaults In Figma
09:28 13Object Editing And How To Escape In Figma
01:47 14Scale vs Selection Tool in Figma
02:39 15Frames vs Groups in Figma
09:24 16Class Project 02 - Wireframe
03:00 17Where To Get Free Icons For Figma
09:10 18Matching The Stroke Of Our Icons
05:16 19How To Use Plugins In Figma For Icons
04:31 20Class Project 03 - Icons
03:48 21How to Use Pages in Figma
08:31 22How to Prototype in Figma
10:46 23Prototype Animation and Easing In Figma
10:53 24Testing On Your Phone with Figma Mirror
05:40 25Class Project 04 - Testing On Your Phone
03:51 26What is Smart Animation & Delays in Figma?
08:44 27Class Project 05 - My First Animation
02:01 28Sharing & Commenting on a Figma File with Stakeholders
07:10 29Sharing & Editing With Other Ux Designers In Figma
06:58 30How I Get Inspiration For Ux Projects
06:39 31How To Create A Mood Board In Figma
05:33 32Class Project 06 - Moodboard
01:26 33How to Work with Columns & Grids in Figma
13:54 34Tips, Tricks, Preferences, and Weirdness in Figma
07:21 35Color Inspiration & The Eyedropper In Figma
06:34 36How To Create A Color Palette In Figma
09:02 37How to Make Gradients in Figma
07:09 38How to Create & Use Color Styles in Figma
08:01 39Class Project 07 - Colors & Columns
04:00 40Fonts on Desktop vs in Browser in Figma
01:30 41What Fonts Can I Use? Plus Font Pairing In Figma
06:01 42What Common Font Sizes Should I Choose In Web Design?
11:30 43How to Make Character Styles in Figma
06:36 44Lorem Ipsum & Placeholder Text In Figma
04:28 45Useful Things To Know About Text In Figma
09:35 46How To Fix Missing Fonts In Figma
02:42 47Class Project 08 - Text
05:19 48Drawing Tips And Tricks In Figma
09:38 49Squircle Buttons with ios Rounded Courses In Figma
02:48 50Boolean, Union, Subtract, Intersect and Exclude with Pathfinder in Figma
07:25 51What Is The Difference? Union vs Flatten In Figma
03:36 52Class Project 09 - Making Stuff
03:29 53Smart Selection & Tidy Up in Figma
08:40 54Do I Need To Know Illustrator With Figma?
04:15 55Tips & Tricks For Using Images In Figma
06:11 56Masking & Cropping Images In Figma
09:12 57Free Images & Plugins For Figma
02:31 58Do You Need Photoshop For Ux Design In Figma?
10:40 59Class Project 10 - Images
01:17 60What Is Autolayout & Expanding Buttons In Figma?
10:27 61Class Project 11 - Buttons
01:15 62Auto Layout For Spacing
05:47 63How To Use Constraints In Figma
08:22 64Combining Nested Frames Auto Layout & Constraints in Figma
11:54 65Adding Text Box Autoheight to Autolayout in Figma
08:27 66Class Project 12 - Responsive Design
02:19 67Nice Drop Shadow & Inner Drop Shadow Effects In Figma
05:56 68Blur Layer, Background Blur & Image Blur in Figma
05:57 69How to Make Neumorphic UI buttons in Figma
07:37 70Class Project 13 - Effects
01:53 71How To Save Locally & Save History In Figma
05:42 72What are Components in Figma?
06:19 73Updating, Changing & Resetting Your Components
07:47 74You Can’t Kill Main Components In Figma
07:22 75Where Should You Keep Your Main Components In Figma
05:02 76Intro To The Forward Slash / Naming Convention In Figma
08:55 77Class Project 14 - Components
00:44 78How To Make Component Variants In Figma
06:41 79Another Way To Make Variables In Figma
06:14 80How to Make a Multi Dimensional Variant in Figma
11:13 81Class Project 15 - Variants
01:41 82How To Make A Form Using Variants In Figma
12:52 83Class Project 16 - Form
01:27 84Putting It All Together In A Desktop Example
19:44 85How To Add A Popup Overlay Modal In Figma
03:03 86How To Make & Prototype A Tool Tip In Figma
07:26 87What are Flows in Figma?
05:39 88Slide In Mobile Nav Menu Overlay In Figma
03:55 89Class Project 17 - Prototyping
01:10 90How To Pin Navigation To The Top In Figma
10:17 91How To Make A Horizontal Scrolling Swipe In Figma
06:36 92Automatic Scroll Down The Page To Anchor Point In Figma
04:50 93What are Teams vs Projects vs Files in Figma?
05:18 94How Do You Use Team Libraries In Figma
11:03 95The Difference Between Animation & Micro Interactions
02:55 96Animation With Custom Easing In Figma
25:36 97Class Project 18 - My Second Animation
01:54 98How To Make Animated Transitions In Figma
12:34 99Class Project 19 - Page Transition
01:31 100Micro Interactions Using Interactive Components In Figma
05:54 101Micro Interaction Toggle Switch In Figma
04:23 102Micro Interaction Burger Menu Turned Into A Cross In Figma
04:23 103Class Project 20 - Micro Interaction
01:35 104How To Change The Thumbnail For Figma Files
04:10 105How To Export Images Out Of Figma
07:40 106How To Share Your Document With Clients & Stakeholders
07:09 107Talking To Your Developer Early In The Figma Design Process
03:55 108Sharing Figma With Developers & Engineers Handoff
06:07 109What Are The Next Level Handoffs Aka Design Systems
03:18 110Class Project 21 - Finish your design
04:57 111What Next?
06:08Lesson Info
Sharing Figma With Developers & Engineers Handoff
Hi, everyone in this video. We're gonna look at what I'm calling a vanilla version of a hand off to your engineer or your developer. OK? So just a nice simple kind of just the basics. There is your mock up down the bottom here. There is just some little bit of information about what we're doing, what the client is, what flow we're kind of demonstrating down here and maybe some links. OK? To um the prototype link. OK? So I've added that link maybe earlier on just so that they can easily go to the prototype if they're not sure how to get there. And it is really for somebody who's you're going to be working with some developer who's gonna get real on board with FIG A and be part of this whole uh online collaboration thing. And there's going to be people who just want to be told what to do, given good documentation and left to building it again, this will come down to your developer. So kind of just work with them, it might be a bit of a process to get them on board with the FIG A. OK? The...
re's a shared document that we might be using some sort of papery fig jammy mirror board thing that you might be using. OK. Just all the stuff there and easily find and, yeah, just dumped all my styles on the page, all the colors, you know, it depends on how much you want to impress them. Like this is not impressive at all, but I put the colors out there. OK? Uh Components are kind of stripped out and I haven't labeled them all. I could. It really, yeah, there's no right or wrong. OK? Just get a sense for what's required for this one. You might go way overboard for your first one. OK? Get it looking pretty. I'll show you some good examples better than my examples. Um But yeah, just kind of laid out the basics for this page. Now, how do I share it with them? You do the share option? Oh, hi, everyone little button here. I'm going to, there's a little update um to this video. Um fig we have changed things a little bit. What we've done in the past is when we've shared stuff for a developer, we shared to them and we got them to then go to this inspect tab here. They've moved that inspect tab into this little toggle switch. OK? It's called DEV mode. Now, instead of inspect, still kind of inspect there it is there. OK? Bart, they're calling it DEV mode. OK? So when you are sharing, I'm in design mode, it's blue DEV mode green. OK? If I go to share and I share this link to the developer, what's gonna end up happening is they're gonna go into your design version, which is a little bit more complicated and a little bit harder to use for developers. OK? So you want to get them straight into DEV mode. So what you do as a designer, as you say, you got that on then go to share. And if you share a link from this mode, OK? DEV mode, OK? You'll get a link that comes to this green version. I'll explain what the green version is now, but it's a better way to share. That's why I've put it in right at that point. Don't share that original version. This is the new better way. Now I might as well continue on with a chunk of the video explaining what is in this kind of inspect mode now, really called DEV mode is that this allows a developer to go through and be a bit self sufficient. OK? So they can go through and say actually uh I can click on this and it's just easier for them to work on. OK? If you've got groups inside of groups inside of frames, it can get a bit tricky for developers to click, click, click, click, click to try and find the bits they need. Whereas now in DEV mode, it's a little bit more one clicky wishes if I click on this top navigation. Ok. It's giving me a lot of stuff about the navigation, height and width. Ok. I'm using CS S they might be using one of the app development frameworks. Ok. I'm gonna use CS S ok? But it gives them the code that they may or may not use depending on what they need. Ok. The colors used in there, which is awesome. Ok. Also all the assets in this. I'm actually, I'm done the whole frame. Let's click on just the, the top navigation. Can you see? It's given me that spacing, but it's given me the icons that are in it, which is really easy. So in previous videos, we showed you how to like um you know, export SCGS for the developer. If you've got a developer that is working inside of FIG A, they can grab the stuff themselves. That's the way we work at bringing your laptop. OK? Our developer Malcolm will come into the FIG M files and pull the stuff he needs out of here. OK? So that's handy. OK? You can decide SP GP NG and then just hit the little download button a lot more self sufficient. The other thing to note is that at the moment, this is uh what's called an open beta. So it's a function that is used. Everybody in fig A can use it free accounts, paid accounts, enterprise. And I know the plan is in the future, I think it is, is to make this a pro only account. Ok. So pay down only account. So yours might be different if you're in the free account in the future and you're watching this and how you got a hold of this video. Ok? And it's not updated and that yours might look slightly different. You might have a cut down version, your DEV mode might only be enabled in pro mode, ok? And you might get a limited amount of insect features, but at the moment it's open to everybody. So here we go DEV mode. It's really cool. Just make sure when you are sharing your link, you're in this toggle switch to make sure you get the right link to the developer. That's it. Uh last part of the video and then we'll move on. Well, that's the update version gone carry on with the video. Enjoy. Actually, before you go one last thing, super important, OK? You need to know how to put emojis in your page names because it's gonna impress everyone. OK? So on a Mac, you double click in here have the cursor flashing where you want your emoji and you go command control space bar. OK? And then you can start deciding what kind of things you want in there. Very important. Find appropriate stuff for the different page names, makes it easier to find them. Kind of, it's just fun using emojis on A PC. I don't know how it's a little bit weird. I googled it and it's not super clear. You just need to Google the words add emoji to text layers. It's more of a generic Windows thing. OK? Same on Mac you just but Mac's got a shortcut for it but both can be done. You can add these emojis uh down here as well. They can be in any text box just make sure your cur is flashing two of them. Alright. That is gonna be it very important emojis. Alright on to the next video.
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