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Figma is not a dedicated flowchart tool (at least not so far). Alternatively you can use a plugin like Flowkit or one of the zillion flowchart kits with predefined line shapes. …

I checked the documentation and it seems it's not possible, you have to forfeit something. Auto Layout only allows closed rectangular shapes to be used as frames. Either you create a button that won' …

No That's just not how Figma works. …

It's (surprisingly) not possible to do in Figma. …

Yes. You can't use drag and drop for multiple elements, you need to select all the buttons and click on the options in the Prototype panel. Sorry for the short answer but it's a short question.

There's no "proper way" of doing this, but there are many ways to accomplish the same result. You can go as simple as just creating a rectangle and stretching to the size you want for a quick-and-dirt …

I'm going to give a simplified explanation of what I understand. Tokens = variables sort of... In programming, a variable is a container where you store a value. A design token is simply a variable by …

Yes you can do it in Figma. These are actually just simple linear gradients from top to bottom, and the semi-circles are actually regular circles. …

Make sure all objects are inside the group you selected. Alternatively you can to export the icon as SVG. Select the whole group, make sure all objects are inside the selected group. On the right side …

I don't think it's possible natively with Invision, Sketch or Figma. While these tools have responsive resizing of elements, the layout of the elements doesn't change. …

Even Sketch you can pay once and use it until it's not up to date anymore (personally I abandoned it in favor of Figma since they're very similar and Figma is cross-platform, and also free for now) all … I never had such problems with the browser version of Figma. I can create text styles and save colors, but it's a bit more complicated than in Figma. …

Not possible with Figma natively at this moment but there's a workaround. If you check the Prototype tab you'll see that on the Trigger section there's no scroll option. … You can find more info on how to use Figma in their own help center. …

These are the Auto Layout frames - the icon represents the direction the Auto Layout frame will flow: Horizontal: objects flow as a row Vertical: objects flow as a column

(The GIF below doesn't loop due to my lazy screen capture technique, the Figma loops perfectly forever) Important to remember: Smart animate looks for matching layers that exist across multiple "frames … Figma takes into account both the layer's name and where it sits within the hierarchy. …

There's now a tool to export from Figma to After Effects (you export into a JSON file and import it into AE using the AEUX plugin). You can check the latest developments on https://figma.aeux.io/ …