Figma Essential Training: Collaboration

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Brian Wood

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01 - Collaboration within Figma.mp4

00:35

02 - Using the exercise files.mp4

01:06

03 - Inviting others sharing.mp4

03:39

04 - Follow along in Observation Mode.mp4

02:25

05 - Add comments.mp4

03:21

06 - View and manage comments.mp4

04:22

07 - Exporting assets.mp4

04:47

08 - Copying with the Inspect panel.mp4

03:20

09 - Sharing prototypes.mp4

03:04

10 - Understanding version history.mp4

04:05

11 - Sharing with developers.mp4

03:09

12 - Setting up a team.mp4

04:17

13 - Creating a project.mp4

04:53

14 - Creating a team library.mp4

05:04

15 - Sharing team libraries.mp4

01:37

16 - Updating a team library.mp4

04:20

17 - Library extras.mp4

02:34

18 - Next steps.mp4

00:37

Ex Files Figma EssT Collaboration.zip

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Figma is a key UX tool—for UX and interaction designers, of course, but also for business constituents who can use it to get up to speed, as well as developers who can use it to collect and hand off assets. In this course, instructor Brian Wood shows you how to share comments, designs, technical assets, and more with your Figma project. Brian explains how to invite others to join your project, follow along in observation mode, and add, view, and manage comments. He goes over how to export assets, share prototypes, share your work with developers, and more. Brian also covers how to create a team in Figma and how to create and use a team library.

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