thank you so much, paavan. one of the most simple videos of higher level figma skills i've seen in a while. any content on how design orgs build and apply design systems across products/ devices would be useful. cheers
Hi, thanky you for the tutorial! Could you do show us on how to use advanced prototyping and variables in figma to create form elements? What do I mean are for example text fields that complete when clicked. Also functionality that scrolls us to the next part of the form when we click a "Next" button - is scrolling down to the next section possible with variables? I was also wondering on "disabled" / "enabled" states of buttons - for example button which changes its state from disabled to enabled, but only when the two of the form inputs are filled.
thank you so much, paavan. one of the most simple videos of higher level figma skills i've seen in a while. any content on how design orgs build and apply design systems across products/ devices would be useful. cheers
this is very clear tutorial, and you presented in very nice way, thanks . we need more design tutorial. love this content.
Superb stuff!
Great video. Keep these coming. Thank you!
OUTSTANDING content! Thank you very much. Yes, you go a little fast but that's what the pause button is for! Thanks again!! :)
Quality content. want to see more content like this. ❤
Hi, thanky you for the tutorial! Could you do show us on how to use advanced prototyping and variables in figma to create form elements? What do I mean are for example text fields that complete when clicked. Also functionality that scrolls us to the next part of the form when we click a "Next" button - is scrolling down to the next section possible with variables? I was also wondering on "disabled" / "enabled" states of buttons - for example button which changes its state from disabled to enabled, but only when the two of the form inputs are filled.
Hey Darek! Yes definitely, will get this video recorded and online shortly! Thanks for commenting 😊