An example of why Figma is the finest tool for UI/UX design.
UX/UI designers need to be aware of what their colleagues are doing, because one unexpected change in the project might generate a chain reaction of problems for all designers. This is why collaboration is so important. This tower of blocks can be kept stable with the help of two tools: Figma and Sketch. With Figma, we've avoided problems like starting from scratch, tinkering and interfering with other designers' work.
As a web-based service, Figma is accessible to everyone with a browser and operating system of their choice. Not everyone in the UX design field utilises a Mac; some work on PCs running Windows or Linux instead. One link can launch Figmas' browser version for any file, frame, or page that you want to share with other designers.
In terms of prototyping, Figma was ahead of Sketch because it was the first to integrate it. To swiftly develop and distribute projects, we can use Figma's frame system, which is highly customizable.
Figma shows code snippets on any frame or object, and any developer or designer can check and comment on a design file at any time.
Nest frames and separate grids are available in Figma. When working with resizable components, you can use them as guides as a result.
Figma approaches styles in a unique way. This means you can save or mix styles for colors, texts, and effects. It's a huge benefit because it allows you to change the color of a single word in a text block.
Hasnain Ayaz ©2023. All Rights Reserved
Made with ♥ by Hasnain Ayaz.