Thank you

Thank you

Nice

Nice tip, but in my case it doesn't create line-height only font size the font family was made before.

Amazing Tutorial!

Pure UX gold. Thank you 🙏

this is legit the goatiest video of prototyping ive seen so far 🐐👏

Now I understand, thank you.

ok, panic mode, I knew only about half of them

I don't see the course... and the link is broken :(

Thank you again

doesn't work for windows, commnd + y/x (ctrl can't do it🥺)

This is so helpful! Thank you!!

amazing!

Amazing, it saves my time. Thanks for sharing this nice video.

This is great! But how would you add another layer of complexity: brand modes: let say we want to have this set working for different brands or sub-brands… I guess it’s a matter of creating another brand collection, but how do you manage the different typography sizes for every brand?

Beautiful! Very nice explanation. Thanks! 😄

No one works with variables, stop investing in it..

Thanks this. Very usefull. And as always - tips like this only come from moonlearning. Honestly. I would book all the courses, but unfortunately I can't speak English 🙈 find the topic of variables exciting, but also cumbersome to handle. A much more convenient editor is missing. So far I have stored our typo as styles as follows: Typeface, Light+regular+medium+bold+black, each containing the fontsize from 12 to 72, i.e. 5 folders with 13 sizes each. Plus underline styles, because you can't control this individually. Basically works well. Then a test with a plugin for TextVariables. Doesn't work so well because Figma became incredibly slow. Now delete everything! But how? Nothing is visible in the library editor (???) but each font has a variable in its settings ... and I have to delete them individually. So edit 65 times. Thanks Figma ... 🙈 Translated with www.DeepL.com/Translator (free version)

Really nicely explained! Watched a couple of other videos explaining this concept and they were far too long and making things necessarily complicated.

I don’t seem to see this working exactly like this, I have one published library which I’ve added to a test file in the same team. But updates are applied automatically without me being able to accept them. Also working in the library itself, any changes I make to a component don’t show a blue circle telling me to publish.

great Tips & Tricks👍👍

✅ 'promo sm'

The boolean mode trick has phenomenal implications on responsive layouts if the modes are freed up for width. Really great tip.

So, if you choose update instance instead of update all, your only accepting that main library update to the single instance you have selected on your canvas? So how do you return to that option if you wanna accept the update for all component instances? Cause the offer is gone as soon as you make that first decision.

Very good, clear and consistent explanation. Thank you very much!

Awesome stuff, keep it up

0:58 is not necessary CMD+X, just click in the auto layout box and press X, it does the same.

so fast haha

Great video, really useful, thanks

Could you pls make a video on how build a design system? There are many videos and they are all confusing after a point

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please advise 🙏🙏🙏 can it work with links? word-link

Why none Windows shortcuts?

can't find component details in view

Great quick-fire tips for advanced users. And the voice is seductive 😆

You nailed it, mate! 🥰

This women has the most amazing tutorial voice I've ever heard, and speaks with such clarity that you would think it was AI

Layer Variants is God

Thanks for sharing all the tips and tricks. Some of them I knew before, but some were new to me.

Thanks! This is very help. Saved me so much research time!

Really helpful!

Thats really helpful tips :)

Good tricks with the hamburger menu

Wonderful easy tutorial, thank you!

Hi I have a question regarding to the suscription Can I watch all the video you have in the platform? and If I start in the middle of the month 15 February I have acces until 15 march?

Awesome explanations, thanks! One question, what is the tool magnifier used in video, please?

The video is a great resource to start learning Figma.

Thanks for this very nice lesson 🌷

Really helpful thanks