
Learn to build button lists in Figma using auto layout, grouping three text layers, setting padding and colors, and switching between horizontal, vertical, and wrap layouts for responsive design.
Master how to use auto layout on text layers in Figma, set padding and gap to ten, apply fills, and measure distances across nested frames with consistency.
Improve your auto layout skills in Figma by understanding text sizing, typography consistency (Roboto 16, bold top, regular bottom), and efficient selection, editing, and structuring of menu pieces.
Learn how truncation governs text and paragraph behavior in Figma's auto layout, comparing hug vertical versus fixed height to control max lines and responsive design.
Explore building responsive cards in Figma with nested auto layouts, including a bottom section for author, image, name, time posted, and icon, plus a top section for title and paragraph.
Learn to build a responsive card in Figma with auto layout, configuring top, bottom, and text groups, adjusting gap and padding for fluid layouts using the scaling trick.
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Explore constraints versus auto layout in Figma by building a simple frame, applying left, right, and top constraints, and using a grid for responsive design.
Create an auto layout for three cards in Figma, set radius and gaps, ensure fill, apply a gradient shade, and swap images via Unsplash while hiding elements to test responsiveness.
Explore how strokes and auto layout behave in tables in Figma, showing include and exclude options, inside, outside, center positions, and their impact on height and visual alignment.
For a free preview, please check sections 3, 6 and 11 (lessons 16, 26, and 53).
Auto Layout is what makes Figma special and so fun to use. However, it is not as easy as it may seem and can be quite challenging to learn, especially if you are designing responsive layouts.
After carefully planning the curriculum, I can confidently say that this training course is the only one you will ever need if you want to learn how to use Auto Layout effectively.
What makes this course unique is that it is built around a hands-on approach. Practice makes perfect, right? That's why I put huge emphasis on guided practice, with just a few hours of theory.
Nonetheless, don't be discouraged even if you are just starting out because this is a step-by-step course designed for beginners. It aims to gradually introduce essential concepts, which are explained in detail, significantly simplifying the learning process.
Once you finish, you will have the experience and knowledge required for creating anything, such as cards, tables, menus, etc., and using them in responsive layouts. Additionally, you'll learn best practices and how to troubleshoot designs that don't work.
Remember, this is a beginner-friendly course. Each and every step will be explained and covered in detail so that you can easily follow along with me.
I really hope that you will consider joining, and I look forward to seeing you inside.