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Let me tell you right now, I’m doing the wireframes and copywriting for a fairly technical website (civil engineering stuff) and my client is very ardent in his feedback. In the sense that he’s kind of writing everything himself at this point. For the record, he’s trying to be helpful, not being a dick. He’s an engineer so go figure.


Anyway, the problem is that, in Figma, I currently have 193 comments scattered around four wireframes. You can imagine as soon as I move stuff around, a puzzle unfolds where I have to figure out which comment related to what piece of text, title, graphic,… Why can’t comments stick to the pixel of the layer they were pasted on instead of just straight canvas coordinates? How would that ever be useful anyway?


This sucks so bad it’s honestly mind-boggling.

Hi @Laurens1, Thank you for sharing your thoughts on the comments. I really appreciate you sharing your detailed experience, and I understand your frustration.


I’ve seen a similar request from other community members, so I’ll merge your post with theirs to attract more attention here : Comments stick to object instead of position on layout


Thanks again for your valuable input!

A post was merged into an existing topic: Comments stick to object instead of position on layout

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