How to organize your design file on Figma
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- Опубліковано 28 лип 2024
- How I organize my design files on Figma. Download the file organization template here: www.chunbuns.com/design-file-...
In my previous video I showed you how I handoff designs using Zeplin ( • Handing off designs to... ) and in today’s video, I share how to organize and prep designs for handoff using Figma.
I’ve included a tutorial at the end on how I use device mockups for my presentations and case study thumbnails as well. There's plenty of free mockups out there, but I've found these to be more visually appealing: www.chunbuns.com/store/device...
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✌︎ Timestamps
0:00 Purpose of organizing
0:38 Cover Slide
1:06 Final Designs
2:00 Project Summary
2:26 User Flows and Cards
2:40 Annotations
2:56 Design Drafts
3:30 UX Research and Prototypes
3:50 Sprints
4:08 Device Mockups
6:24 Exporting devices for slides
8:08 Creating case study thumbnails
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In order to make a copy of the Figma template, go to the top > click on arrow > Duplicate to your drafts. You won't be given edit access but copying the template will basically give you edit functionality :) Let me know what else you'd like to learn!
Thanks for sharing It :)
Thank You, its very helpfull
@chunbuns unfortunately your site has a label "Website Expired" and I wasn't able to download the files you mentioned in the video. The video itself is so cool. Could you please share your file if it's possible? Thank you!
The template link seems to be broken and a lot of us would still love to access this amazing resource! Do you mind re-uploading or re-enabling the link please? 🙏🥲
Thanks for the device mockups, I'm always looking for those. I'd like to see more videos on designing if possible, both wireframing and UI mockups would be good to see. In particular it would be ideal the videos explain the details of designing such as spacing or font sizes,etc
This was so helpful. These are the kind of tutorials I need to work in Figma more efficiently. Need more of these!
Love your videos! I'm transitioning from Web Design to UI/UX since I'm more into layouts than coding. Thanks for also offering the device mockups! I've been loving Figma.
Super helpful!! Also a feature that has saved my life is "paste to replace"! All you have to do is click on the frame you want to replace, and then press Shift+⌘V or Shift+Ctrl+V to paste to replace!! So useful
OMG! I had no idea! Thanks for sharing
Thanks for showing your pages structure. I liked how you’ve got the latest designs at the top. Definitely makes it easier for other stakeholders to work through your figma files in their own time.
thanks for watching!
I'm in love with these Figma series on how to keep your design work more efficient! So helpful ❤ Thank you so much Christine 🥺
I'll make note and make more! Thanks for watching 💕
@user-nu8mf4hw1b do you know how to redesigning the home screen to showcase the products ? plz i need your help
Thanks for this walk through. I’ve been wanting to do better with organizing my Figma files! This is super helpful to see how you’ve organized yours.
I'm very much impressed with your workflow, documentation, and organization skills.
I'm shook. This is the greatest piece of UX design I have seen, and it's so meta. I actually showed it to my gf who's a product owner, because I was so impressed. UX design to make the life of the people interacting with your design files super fluid. It's so simple and clean, I am going to have to emulate what you have here. The annotations and notes about the flow purpose is so good. Thank you for sharing this, it's genius.
It's amazing that someone this talented is willing to give away all their secrets for FREE. Thank you!
I began with Adobe XD last year but I'm currently changing to Figma! It gives so much more work dynamic! thank you for his video Chunbuns!
My name is Érika Dário, I speak here from Brazil. 😃
I thought your video was fantastic, I really follow your tips and content!
I just couldn't download the template link to help me with my routine, I thought the way you organized it was incredible.
Love this downloaded the template today. I find your content incredibly useful and easy to follow yet so detailed.
This tutorial gave me the biggest inspiration so far this year, thx Christine!
I love you. That's it. Thanks so much for this. May your pillows always be fluffy and your blankets warm.
This video is super helpful! Thank you so much and can't wait to see more design videos from you 🥰
Thanks for sharing how you organized your file!! Love the summary at the top and the clean annotation part! I'm always improving how I organize it and your sharing is super helpful!
me too! it really helps when you're presenting your designs at crit or onboarding new people to the project :)
I really appreciate all the information you have shared with us!
This is INCREDIBLY helpful for me as a beginner UX designer. Thank you, Chunbuns!
I'm so glad!!
sorry to say that - but it's not - this is the guide how to make your presentation looks good - that's UI, not UX :p UX is expereince with the app, skill to read stats and analitics, being able to understand what users need , and most important, understand the buisness. btw do your documentation in google docs, its way faster and UX iw way better :p
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So helpful, and I love the mockups template! Thanks for sharing :)
You are honestly my favorite person in the world right now. This is insanely helpful! Thank you for sharing this!
awww 🥰 my pleasure!!
Beautiful tutorial, thanks for making this, so easy to follow!
thank you so much!! I love all your figma tutorials ❤️
Thank you so much Chunbuns! 🤗❤️🌿
pretty informative. never thought of organizing it that way. thanks for the video! ❤
The most organized and the best channel in this direction. Thank you ❤
Agree!
I really like the approach you take with your UX design projects!
This is a great example! Thanks for sharing Christina!
Thank you for this, it helps a lot!
Excellent video. This was super helpful. Thanks!
Thank you so much for your videos that are so informational ! :) Can't wait to see the futur tutorials and workshops !
🥰 I'm glad you find them helpful!
Thank u christine. your explanation's so clear
Thank you for sharing this! What a great resource!
Thank you! This is great, i was looking for how to improve organising in figma.
So clean! Love it.
Girl , you are the best ! found this on the right timing . thaaaaanks a lot
this is exactly what I needed, thank you!
You're so right that in house designers don't really focus too much on file organization hahaha (or we all have our own styles). This is super helpful :) Definitely going to take some of this and start trying it out with my team!
This is so helpful! Thank you so much!
This is really neat, good job and great video!
The video I needed!!! Thank you 💕
Really useful tips! Thank you!
I loved!!! Thank you so much!
it's super helpful 😍 thank you
This is super helpful! thank you so so much
Oh my goodness! I like it so so much! Thanks for the insights!)
I would like a video explaining a little about the auto layout and the constrains of figma in screen constructions both mobile and desktop.
ps: loved your video :)
Thank you so much for the video ❤️
Another killer vid 🙌
So helpful! Thank you😊
I just love you, haha. This is exactly what I was looking for. Many thanks! :)
Very helpful, thanks!
Thanks for sharing this!! this is super helpful!! :)
SWEET VIDEO, super cool!
I would looooove more Figma videos!
Super helpfull !! Marvelous
wow. So organized!
very useful. thank you
Great video love your content. i would have liked to have had a bit more of a deep dive into the pages of your design file. felt like the video went off on a tangent about mocking up a design
I'm a beginner and after watching this video, I have a lot to learn in system design
thanks for the sharing. It really helpful ;)
Thank you!! Really helpful, especially mockups part :з
PERFECT!
omg i don't see you with your hair up in videos very often you look so beautiful!!
You are a Godess!!! Super thnx!
Thank you! 😁
Thank you!
Thank you!!! Our small start up team just put me in charge of Mobile UI/UX on our transition to Mobile and my design file was a hot mess. lol
Thank you for sharing, this is very helpful for organizing your work 😊
Although I am not sure how you were able to section and group your pages on the left hand side panel.
Can you please do a quick work through?
If anyone knows how to do that please drop a comment
thank you Christine for this video! I find that I’m still learning some best practices for when it comes to organizing my Figma files. Question! Is there a reason why you export your files in 2x instead of 1x?
This is great! I also want to know about typography, color and spacing system. :D
very beautiful
Love it! I always doubt my files organization
Thanks CB
Create content, very helpful! Thank you
Do you use active components in your designs? Like a drop down, working buttons etc. in preview/test?
Thank you very much for sharing your knowledge. So helpful ❤ How can I get device mockups?
That´s so good! I just get confused sometimes when i´m using some methods like double diamond, for example. How do you insert your research, insights and files in that figma file? Do you insert at all?
Thanks, I really appreciate your video ❤
You put some really good work
But can you please put the recent link, the link 🔗in your description box id not working
Thanks alot ♥️ can you help us talking about freelance des and how can I find client 😢
Question: Does screen flows design varies greatly from designers to designers or are they more less the same?
Its super helpful. What did you use to record your screeb?
When I do screen recording my design in mac, it lower the resoulation a lot.
How do you add the blank spaces in the pages section?
Thankyouu so much🤍🤍🤍
❤️
Great lesson in organization
But if I want to make a prototype, where should I do it?
Thanks for this video. The design file links seem broken. Can we expect this to be up again? 🙏
hi, thats very helpful, can i get the organization file?
This is very helpful, thank you very much! Is there a way where I can get the file template? The chunbuns website is not working anymore :(
I'm curious how you handle more complicated files. For example, one flow with a myriad of variations based on a users selections. So think products like Notion, how would they organize designs and show a variety of ways to accomplish the same thing aka no clear sequential path.
Love this! Question. Do you also work with a Content Strategist? If so, can you explain that relationship? :)
I am actually learning ux ui design in course we need to start a project step by step ...what should I create ...how to come up with project ideas ...
Your website seems to be down. Would love to be able to get the mockup templates.
Do you do design sprints virtually? If so how do you go about it?
I think the template link is broken :(
do you know how to access this?
Thank you for sharing your Figma template. I have download the file It is well organized and easy to use. Greatly appreciated.
Did u guys get the correct phone mockups template in the link description? Because I only got the cover template.
What do you do on the sprints pages?
AOA,
I am Muhammad Liaqat I am super impressed by your journey and I would love to learn more about your experiences in the ux ui design field. I am trying to learn from the best from you. I am new here in the ux ui design filed. how can i start ?
Cheers, Liaqat
Great video! Are your files still live? The current links don't seem to be working. Thanks!