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Hi everyone 👋I'm the creator of Accessibility Score AI, a Figma plugin that helps designers identify accessibility issues before handoff. Accessibility Score AIInstead of checking accessibility manually, the plugin scans your selected frame and generates an accessibility report with actionable suggestions.Current Features✅ Accessibility Score (0–100)✅ WCAG Color Contrast Check✅ Typography Review✅ Touch Target Size Validation✅ Heading Hierarchy Analysis✅ AI-powered Accessibility Recommendations✅ Detailed issue list with severity levelsMy goal is to make accessibility easier for designers without requiring deep WCAG knowledge.I'm looking for feedback on:Which accessibility checks do you perform most often? What accessibility issues do you usually miss during design? Would you prefer automatic fixes or detailed recommendations? What feature would make this plugin part of your daily workflow?Planned FeaturesBatch scanning for multiple screens Design System accessibility validation Compone

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Hi everyone,I'm Rosie, a mobile app developer who collaborates with UI/UX designers on eCommerce and marketplace projects.Recently, I've been working on a few white label ecommerce platforms, and one challenge keeps coming up. The goal is to create a design that's flexible enough to support different businesses while still allowing each brand to have its own unique identity.On one project, we initially focused on making everything highly customizable. While that sounded great in theory, it quickly made the design system more complex than necessary. Managing components, themes, and reusable elements became difficult for both the design and development teams.After reviewing the workflow together, we simplified the design system by creating reusable components with only the most essential customization options. It made the handoff from Figma to development much smoother, reduced inconsistencies, and helped us deliver the project faster.I'm curious how others approach this.If you've design

#2011369I made a professional annual subscription on July 6th, but I want to change it to a monthly subscription. I sent an email, but I don't get an answer. Please check.

Dear Figma Support Team,My name is Mohamed Essam, and I am writing to ask for your assistance regarding my Figma account.Unfortunately, I accidentally deleted the Google account that I used to sign in to my Figma account. I have currently forgotten the login details and I am unable to recover that Google account at this time.However, there is a very important project stored on my Figma account, and I believe that you may still be able to access or help recover it. The project is named "الأوائل - Elawael", and it is an investment project that I worked on very hard for nearly a month.Due to personal pressure and the circumstances I was going through, I did not realize that I had deleted the Google account associated with my Figma account until it was too late.I kindly request your help in regaining access to my account or at least recovering the project files, as they are extremely important to me and I urgently need them.Previous email associated with the account:[Redacted by moderator

We are thrilled to announce that JMPY.me is now available to help you streamline your workflow across the entire Figma ecosystem! Whether you are designing, presenting, or collaborating, you can now generate branded, trackable links and fully customized, dynamic QR codes without ever leaving your canvas. 🚀 Why JMPY.me?Generic URLs can look untrustworthy and hurt your click-through rates. JMPY.me is an AI-native link management platform built specifically for creators, designers, and marketing teams. We make it effortless to turn your canvas URLs, slide decks, or specific frame coordinates into professional assets that drive engagement and save your time. Create and insert in canvas immediately with one click. 🎨 Key Features at a Glance Universal Compatibility: Works seamlessly across Figma Design, FigJam Boards, Figma Slides, and Figma Buzz. Branded Short Links: Instantly shorten long URLs using your own custom domains. Perfect for keeping your professional branding consistent. C

Hey folks! Check out my Color Contrast plugin! It reports contrast using WCAG 2, BPCA, and APCA algorithms, and now includes a new Audit Mode to analyze entire frames at once. Unlike other contrast plugins, it considers the foreground alpha channel for accurate contrast calculations. Demo:

Hi Figma community,I built Figma to PowerPoint Exporter for a very specific handoff problem: teams design presentation-like frames in Figma, but clients, sales teams, and internal stakeholders still ask for PowerPoint files.Try it on Figma Community:https://www.figma.com/community/plugin/1650059775290729168/figma-to-powerpoint-exporterWhat it does:Exports selected Frames, Groups, Components, Instances, and Sections to .pptx Editable mode keeps text, simple rich text, basic shapes, images, linear gradients, shadows, and line endings editable where possible Fidelity mode exports image-based slides when visual match matters more than editability Export reports call out what stayed editable and what fell backWhere it helps: Client decks Sales decks Internal reviews Figma-to-PowerPoint handoff Presentation templates that need later editing in PowerPointHonest limitations:Complex masks and vectors may fall back to images Blur is approximate Auto Layout is visual-only in PowerPoint Fidelity m

Hi, fellow Figmates!I wanted to share with you another of my Figma files for a video game: Poster for figma file Mini Metro UI case studyMini Metro UI case studyHere I tried to lessen up a bit and recreate a small mobile game, to understand how little can be enough in development of small indie games.I not only recreated all of the screens of mobile version of the game, but also tried to write some kind of analysis of it's game design, but I only ever created posts in Instagram, so I created an Instagram and Bluesky to post such essay/analysis things:https://www.instagram.com/p/DQcMGkfDBge/?utm_source=ig_web_copy_link&igsh=MzRlODBiNWFlZA== And video post with demo of interactive prototype:https://www.instagram.com/p/DQswUYuDIvC/?utm_source=ig_web_copy_link&igsh=MzRlODBiNWFlZA== Mini Metro devs Dinosaur Polo Club even reposted me on BlueSky: https://bsky.app/profile/dinopoloclub.bsky.social/post/3m5ciyz32zk22gameplay screen huge flow of game screens You can try the interactive p

We found 28 different shades of grey in production last week. Only five of them were actually in our Figma file. I am Alexander and I created a plugin to fix this exact mess.The developers were doing their best to match the new dark mode screens. But every time a designer tweaked a background layer, someone had to manually update a JSON file in the repository. The drift was getting embarrassing.I wanted the Figma file to actually drive the code. So I built a tool that pushes Figma variables directly to GitHub using automatic pull requests.We completely archived our design handoff Slack channel last month. The repository updates itself with the exact W3C Token formats whenever we publish library changes.You can try Design System Sync here:https://www.figma.com/community/plugin/1561389071519901700?utm_source=figma-forum&utm_medium=post&utm_campaign=bothttps://ds-sync.netlify.app?utm_source=figma-forum&utm_medium=post&utm_campaign=botHow is your team handling multi-brand t

UI/UX presentations often face a common challenge: stakeholders can see static screens, wireframes, and design mockups, but they struggle to understand how users will actually experience the product. A beautifully designed interface on a slide deck does not always communicate user flows, interactions, transitions, or micro-interactions effectively. This is where motion graphics can significantly improve the presentation and evaluation process.Rather than relying on screenshots alone, motion graphics allow designers to demonstrate how an interface behaves in real-world scenarios. Animated transitions can illustrate navigation patterns, onboarding flows, button interactions, loading states, and user journeys in a way that static visuals simply cannot. This helps product managers, clients, investors, and development teams gain a clearer understanding of the intended user experience before development begins.The growing demand for digital products has increased the importance of presentati

If you've ever exported a batch of images from Figma and ended up with a folder full of IMG_4821.png, Rectangle 482.png, and Frame 17 copy.png, this one's for you.SEO Image Renamer uses a vision model (Claude or GPT-4o — your choice) to actually look at the pixels in your selected image layers and generate a clean, descriptive, SEO-friendly filename for each one — like red-sports-car-mountain-road instead of whatever the original file was called.How it works:Select one image, or select a bunch at once Run the plugin — each layer gets analyzed and renamed based on its actual content Export as usual, with filenames that already make senseWhy this instead of a layer-renaming tool:This isn't about tidying your layers panel — Figma and other plugins already handle that by hierarchy or nearby text. This is specifically for what the exported file is named, based on what's depicted in it. Useful for photo libraries, illustration sets, icon packs, screenshot archives, or any project where you n

Made a Kanban board widget for Figma a while back (~12k users), and people kept asking for a timeline view — so here it is: a Gantt chart that lives on the canvas.  The part I care about is dependencies. Draw a "depends on" arrow between two tasks, and when a task's start date arrives while the thing it needs still isn't done, it flags itself as blocked (overdue too). You never set that by hand — it reads the dates and the arrows. Most Figma timelines skip this; they're just bars that don't know about each other. The rest is the usual: phases, milestones, day-to-year zoom, edit in a popup.   Widget: https://www.figma.com/community/widget/1655733687866006888  Would genuinely like to hear whether a separate timeline widget makes sense, or if the board and the Gantt should just be one tool.

Hey Figma community 👋I've been working on a plugin that solves something that's been bugging me for a while.You finish designing your screens — then spend hours manually connecting every frame and setting up interactions.So I built a plugin where you just type what you want:"Wire this as a login → dashboard → settings flow"And it connects everything automatically.It's still early and needs improvements — which is exactly why I'm here. I'd love brutal, honest feedback from real designers before I develop it further.Would love to know:Does this solve a problem you actually have? What interactions or features would make this useful for your workflow?Drop a comment — every response genuinely shapes what I build.

Hey all — pushed an update to Zeno (my desktop → mobile adaptation, cleanup, and dev-prep plugin).Main fix this round: Adapt to Mobile was letting text and components spill outside the mobile frame on freeform / non-auto-layout files. Widths are now properly constrained, so adapted layouts stay inside the frame.Also a round of stability fixes under the hood.I'm still actively improving the mobile adaptation — it works best on auto-layout web files, and I'm chipping away at the freeform edge cases. If you try it and something doesn't adapt cleanly, I'd genuinely appreciate the feedback — a before/after screenshot helps a ton. https://www.figma.com/community/plugin/1653711948873377984

Hi everyone! 👋 A few months ago, I found myself repeating the same tasks in Figma over and over again. Copying text. Replacing images. Importing content. Populating layouts before presenting them or handing them off. None of those tasks were difficult, but together they were taking up a surprising amount of time. So I started building a plugin for myself. That project eventually became Super Paste, and after using it daily for the last few months, I thought it was finally time to share it with the community. Some of the things you can do with it: ✨ Bulk copy & paste text and images✨ Generate realistic placeholder text and images✨ Import CSV data and image collections✨ Populate text and images together✨ Copy & paste by group✨ Automatically detect nested layers✨ Save and reuse your content lists across projects✨ Populate large layouts in seconds One thing I’m especially proud of isn’t a single feature, it’s the amount of polish behind it. Most of the work went into handling edge

Many products aimed at preteens sit in an awkward space between children's products and adult-focused solutions. From packaging and messaging to accessibility and trust-building, designers face unique challenges when creating experiences for young users and their parents.When designing personal care products for children entering puberty, factors such as clear communication, age-appropriate visuals, inclusive design, sensitive language, and parental confidence all play an important role. The goal is often to educate without causing embarrassment while helping families build healthy habits.I'm interested in hearing how other designers approach:Designing for both children and parents as stakeholders Creating educational experiences around sensitive topics Balancing playful branding with credibility and trust Accessibility considerations for younger audiences Packaging and UI patterns that encourage positive self-care habits

Hi Figma Community!I’ve made a hi-fi prototype for a plant care app - called Greener. For a Google UI/UX design course. Would love your feedback on it. Here's the Figma Link!

Create a UI/UX assignment file with 8 frames side by side:1. Instagram Login Page2. Facebook Login Page3. Instagram Information Filling Page4. Facebook Information Filling Page5. Instagram Registration Page6. Facebook Registration Page7. Google Homepage8. Instagram HomepageUse mobile frame size 375x812. Include logos, input fields, buttons, and navigation bars as described. Arrange frames horizontally with equal spacing.make like in picture 

i am creating a website for a local restaurant in japan , called sushizen , this whole project is hypocritical and but i have followed all the ux process from empathy to testing although most of the steps were imaginary but i have learned a lot , i am doing this project alongside doing google ux professional certification , Figma link:-  The problem :-many japanese salaryman and woking class visit the restaurant and during peak hours the restaurant is uable to maintain the customers . many tourists recently are visiting japan and want to experience traditional foods but find it very difficult to read menu and do conversation with the staff due to language barrier . nowadays the restaurant face competition from online food services . The Solutions :-Created a reserve table system in the website so that people can visit and experience it without hassle .Added a languages selector so that tourists can also access and experience the site and the food .Added Order Online services for people

As designers, we often focus on usability, accessibility, performance, and user engagement. However, cybersecurity is becoming an increasingly important part of the product development process.With growing concerns around phishing attacks, account takeovers, data breaches, and privacy regulations, design teams are being asked to incorporate security-focused features into their products from the start rather than treating them as an afterthought.Some examples include:• Multi-factor authentication flows• Passwordless login experiences• Secure onboarding processes• Privacy-focused user settings• Security notifications and alerts• User education within the interfaceAt the same time, adding security measures can sometimes create friction and negatively impact the user experience if not designed carefully.I'm curious how other designers approach this balance:How involved are you in security-related design decisions? Have you worked closely with cybersecurity or compliance teams during a proj

Hi everyone,I’m interested in how design can make digital resources more accessible for children, parents, and individuals who need learning support. Good UI/UX can play an important role in making information easier to understand, reducing confusion, and helping users find the right guidance quickly.This is especially important for services related to assessment, therapy, education support, and parent guidance. For example, resources like Learning Disability Support in Lahore can benefit from clear layouts, simple navigation, readable content, and accessible design patterns.I’d love to hear from designers here: what are your best practices for creating accessible and supportive digital experiences for users with learning challenges?