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“Couldn't access Figma due to a technical error. “ Figma to Wix Studio Import Continues to Fail – Anyone Else Experiencing this This?I'm hoping someone in the community can help because I've spent several hours troubleshooting this and have completely run out of ideas.I am attempting to import a Figma design into Wix Studio using the official Figma to Wix Studio plugin. The plugin appears to connect correctly, but the import process consistently fails after approximately 20 seconds.What HappensThe Figma to Wix Studio plugin opens normally. The plugin confirms I am logged in. I click Next. I paste a valid Figma file URL into Wix Studio. Wix accepts the URL and begins processing it. After approximately 20 seconds, Wix displays:"Couldn't access Figma due to a technical error."The important part is that Wix initially accepts the URL. If the URL were invalid, I would expect an immediate rejection. Instead, Wix appears to begin processing the file and then fails during the import process .  

Hello,I urgently need help.My Professional workspace was previously billed in EUR. When I try to reactivate it, the checkout only shows USD while displaying the message:"Your plan was previously paying in EUR and therefore must continue to pay in EUR."As a result, my workspace has been locked and 233 Figma files are now read-only. I cannot move them, duplicate them, or edit them.Case number: #1964411I am ready to pay immediately and need access today for professional work.Could someone from the Figma team please help me resolve this issue or provide a manual EUR payment link?Thank you,Romain Papin

Hi everyone,I'm currently working on the UX and interface design for a sleep calculator.One challenge I've encountered is finding the right balance between simplicity and usefulness. Users typically want an answer quickly, but there is often additional information that can help them understand sleep cycles, recommended sleep durations, and how different schedules affect rest.Some questions I've been thinking about:• How much educational content should appear alongside a calculator?• Should the primary action be focused on bedtime recommendations or wake-up time recommendations?• What's the best way to present multiple results without overwhelming users?• How can trust and credibility be communicated through design alone?My current approach is to:Keep the calculator as the primary focus. Reduce unnecessary inputs. Use plain language instead of technical terminology. Prioritize mobile usability. Surface results immediately with minimal friction.I'd love to hear from other designers:Have

I’m working on a content design concept for a parent-focused informational interface that explains everyday health and hygiene topics in a simple, non-medical tone.One example topic I’m using is: “When should kids start using deodorant?”This is intentionally a sensitive and age-dependent subject, where the goal is not to give rigid instructions, but to help users understand:There is no fixed age It depends on physical development and body changes Some children may need it earlier than othersI’ve been exploring how to present this type of information in a UI so it feels:Clear and easy to understand Non-alarming and age-appropriate Supportive for first-time parents Structured in a way that reduces confusion and anxietyWhat I’d love feedback on:How would you structure this kind of information in a UI card or modal? What tone works best for sensitive health-related guidance in a product? How do you balance simplicity with accuracy in UX writing here? Would bullet points, progressive disclo

Hey there! Thanks for stopping by. I’m late to be learning Figma Slides. Currently stuck with something that surely shouldn’t be hard to do.I’m want to delete some text styles from a Figma Slides template but the delete button is greyed out in the main menu and there isn’t one when i select a text style to open the context menu.Strange? As do the same process to delete a colour there is a delete button in the context window.Am I missing something?    

我更新了我的身份验证信息后插件就不能发布了 

Hi there, I read multiple times about the option to use ones Design System library file within Figma Make and how to send it to Figma Make. However, I’ve got a published library full of components but no button to make it available within Figma Make. Is this still possible?

where can i see my past invoices? I also want to make sure there will be no more billings to my account, where can I see that?

"A few days ago, Figma First Draft was available my account , but now it is no longer visible.figma first draft isnt showing in design tools

Hi, I am trying to contact support via the official form but keep getting stuck in an automated loop. I need an agent to help change our Organization name manually. Currently, it shows our billing entity "世紀帝國資訊有限公司", but our actual organization name needs to be "國家資通安全研究院" (National Institute of Cyber Security). The admin email is (redacted by the moderator due to PII). Could a moderator please help escalate this and create a support ticket for me? Thank you!

When i import files, the viewport doesnt match with the source website/ screen display. Eg if i use the chrome extension on desktop, the imported frame doesnt match the width of the desktop. How do i import it in same size?

I started learning fgma a month ago, but only used it for a few days and then cancelled the subscription. I haven't used it since. Today, it suddenly deducted the fee and started the subscription again. Maybe I forgot to cancel it. However, since I haven't been using it recently, I have applied for a refund of the subscription fee. I will consider renewing the subscription if I need to use it again in the future. As the payment was just made recently, I quickly wrote this application. I hope the official will approve my refund request. Thank you.

Recently i made prototyping and its sooo glitchy like first i have many experience doing prototyping so it was not mistake form my side just incase i also converted the same component to animation using lotify and it actually works perfectly fine but wht is this in figma bruhhhh its just soooo laggy i like created new components and stuffs delted made again thought it was a svg problem so made whole thing to vector still glitchy.

Hello!I have a button set with icon placeholders. The icons reference components from the PrimeIcons community file. According to the instructions in that same file, I need to publish these icons as library components in my project, but the Publish button in the panel is disabled (greyed out).What could be the reason for this?

I'm researching food delivery app interfaces and noticed that many platforms focus heavily on adding features, while users seem to care more about speed, simplicity, and convenience.For designers and product teams who have worked on food delivery platforms:What are the most important UI/UX principles when you build an app like Swiggy? Which design patterns improve order completion rates the most? If you were to create an app like Swiggy today, what would you do differently from existing apps? What are the most common UX mistakes made during Swiggy app development? How can a food delivery startup app create a memorable user experience without overwhelming users? Have you seen a Swiggy alternative app introduce a unique interface or workflow that genuinely improved usability? When you design an app like Swiggy, which screens deserve the most user testing and iteration?I'm particularly interested in practical examples, wireframes, user flows, and design strategies that have proven effecti

First to use the Figma agent. Just started the conversation, then it says, “something went wrong”. And it keeps showing when trying to re-enter the request.Support ID: ca304826-2ce7-4077-a6a0-3db2f68e7174

My Figma Make account seems to be monthly billing while at payment we selected annual billing.

I am not able to rotate gradients when I add the swatches from the Variables, however if they are not linked to the variables there’s no issue.

Curious how others approach mobile carousels in native apps, especially in regulated industries like healthcare.We're debating whether a carousel with promotional/discovery content should include visible Previous/Next arrows in addition to swipe and pagination, or whether swipe + "See all" is sufficient.Part of the discussion is driven by accessibility requirements, and our Accessibility PM comes primarily from a web accessibility background, which adds an interesting perspective.How would you approach this in a native mobile app? Would you include arrows, or rely on swipe + See all? Interested in both UX and accessibility viewpoints.

Hi! During the opening keynote at Schema 2025 (on October 28), the Figma team announced a new left navbar as part of the updated UI, mentioning it would start rolling out the following week.It’s been a few weeks since then, and I’ve already received an app update, but I still don’t see that new sidebar.Is the rollout still in progress, or is there something I need to do to enable it? Thanks!

When designing digital products in Figma, most of the focus naturally goes to usability, visual design, user flows, and prototyping. However, one area that often gets overlooked in early design stages is security thinking, especially how design decisions can impact system vulnerabilities later in development.As more designers work on SaaS platforms, dashboards, and apps that handle sensitive user data, a question arises:Should UX/UI designers consider security testing (like penetration testing) as part of the product design lifecycle?While penetration testing is usually handled by developers or security teams, many security issues actually originate from early design decisions, such as:Authentication and login flow design Password reset and account recovery flows User permission and role structures Data input and form handling design API-driven features and third-party integrations Exposure of sensitive information in UI states or error messagesIf these areas are not designed carefully

Hello,When I import images into a FigJam board, they don’t retain their original size.This is especially noticeable when importing multiple screenshots. They are not placed on the canvas at their original pixel dimensions, which makes it difficult to compare them accurately. Some images appear larger or smaller than others, even though I need them to keep their original size.I couldn’t find a setting or workflow that ensures images are imported at their original dimensions.Is there a way to import images into FigJam while preserving their original pixel size?

Hey there! This is the follow-up to my older reply about Figma vs browser font rendering. Can’t update that topic, but eager to share some new case. So I post this summary so that searching people could find them. CSS solutions in short:# Fixes optical sizing for variable fontsfont-optical-sizing: auto# Anti-aliasing and font-smoothing-webkit-font-smoothing: antialiased;-moz-osx-font-smoothing: grayscale;font-smooth: never; Case: optical sizing mismatchVariable font in Figma vs static font in the browser Optical sizing disabled in CSSQuick check: if the Google Fonts specimen with "Optical Size" ON matches Figma but your site doesn't — suspect opsz before chasing anti-aliasing.Example case: Literata is a variable font with an opsz axis. Figma picks the right cut per size automatically. We loaded a static weight: 700 instance — opsz stayed on the text cut (~14), so large headings used the wrong glyph shapes. Smoothing can't fix that. Case: optical sizing mismatchFigma renderers uses font

Hi everyone,I have a design system library in a dedicated Figma file, while my product designs are spread across different files within the same project.Currently, all of my primitive variables (colors, numbers, and strings) are stored in a single "Primitive" collection. I now need to add sizing modes to support responsive design, but these modes are only relevant for sizing variables—not for colors.I'd like to move all color variables into a separate "Primitive Colors" collection. However, I'm concerned about breaking the existing connections to components, styles, semantic variables, and design files that consume the library.Is there a way to move color variables to a new collection while preserving their existing references and links? If not, what is the recommended migration process?I've searched the community forums but haven't found a clear answer.Any help or best practices would be greatly appreciated. Thanks!

If I change the icon in a button and then change the state of a button from default to hover, the icon color does NOT change. (works fine if you don’t change the icon)I’m using stroke icons, and the scope settings in the color variable is set up to handle stroke. Please let me know what I need to do to so the swapped icon will change color on override.Video:https://monosnap.com/file/RUUxOXXXdznZoemEG4Aow5wO4As8Vx