This book is a practical guide to Figma, showing how to create layouts that will evolve over time, build design systems at scale, and stay organized and efficient in the process. Every topic is thoroughly researched and explained in-depth.
Hi, I’m Eugene 👋
A couple years ago, I decided to switch to Figma. Learning by poking around is limiting and inefficient, so I looked for a short guide to quickly get at least as efficient as I was before. I found nothing but a few long video courses, which are not my preferred format. Instead, I began reading everything I could find on Figma and, well, poking around and experimenting.
Last year, I started a regular newsletter so I can share things I learned about Figma. That research became a foundation for this book, as I recorded and organized the best tips and recommendations. Even if you’ve been using the app for a while, chances are you’ll learn a few things and save time in the future.
Every topic was thoroughly researched and explained in-depth:
— Learn the power of shapes and Vector Networks.
— Create resizable layouts that adapt to changes.
— Construct intricate Components based on a few core principles.
— Keep projects consistent by reusing Styles.
— Use real data in your design mockups.
— Export assets and avoid surprises with SVG.
— There is more!
Get the most out of Figma, and enjoy the book.
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@efedorenko does a great job with its Figmalion newsletter. I have no doubt that this book is full of relevant content for anyone who wants to start or improve their knowledge of the tool.
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