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Hi everyone 👋I’m working on a small web project inspired by the classic WordPad experience — a lightweight, distraction-free online text editor that works directly in the browser.Here’s the current version:👉 https://wordpad-online.com/I’d really appreciate feedback from a UX / UI perspective, especially on: Toolbar layout: is it intuitive enough for first-time users? Typography & spacing: does it feel too dense or too minimal? Editor focus: does the UI successfully “get out of the way” while typing? Anything that feels unnecessary, confusing, or missing The goal is simplicity and familiarity, not a full Google Docs–style editor.Thanks a lot in advance — happy to return feedback on your projects too!

Excited to announce 1UI Design Generator Figma plugin is now live!   Generate beautiful UI designs directly in Figma using AI.  From simple components to complete dashboards - just describe what you need and watch it come to life.  Try it now: https://www.figma.com/community/plugin/1584483611858957214/1ui-design-generator

Hi everyone, I’m Dario Schiraldi, CEO of Travel Works. I’m passionate about innovation and creating seamless experiences in the travel industry. As someone who values creativity and collaboration, I believe design plays a crucial role in shaping how users interact with technology and services.I’m joining the Figma community to deepen my understanding of design tools and connect with like-minded professionals. By engaging here, I hope to learn best practices, get inspired by creative ideas, and explore how we can enhance our digital presence and user experience at Travel Works. Looking forward to exchanging ideas and growing together with this vibrant community! RegardsDario Schiraldi CEO of Travel Works 

Hey Figma Community! 👋I'm excited to share CopyKit Beta 3.0, a plugin that solves one of the biggest pain points when working with Design Systems: replicating complex nested structures.🚀 What's New in Beta 3.0:Recursive Hierarchical CloningRespects infinite nesting levels (AutoLayout → AutoLayout → Elements) Anti-loop system prevents duplication bugs Real text captured (.characters, not layer names) Original fonts loaded automatically with smart fallback to Inter Clean fills: automatically removes default white backgrounds from new FramesRedesigned InterfaceMaterial Symbols (Google) icon library Orientation toggle: compact horizontal or vertical panel Contextual notifications: know exactly what mode you're using Full persistence: remembers your language, theme, and orientation preferencesSmart Default ModeQuick visual styles without structure Activate cloning when you need the full hierarchy💡 Perfect For:Cloning Material 3 buttons with container → state-layer → icon + label structur

Hi Team, We are purchased figma for one year plan, but this month it is showing overdue , we dont know why it is showing, may i know the reason.

Figma has made its choice. Instead of using AI to help Persona 1 (the Designer) upskill and test complex UX logic, they’ve prioritized PMs and Developers.In my company, the result is already visible: everyone on the product team is now using "Figma Make" to generate prototypes. These screens look polished, but they have no meaning—they don't solve real problems and they lack a designer’s footprint.Such a shame Figma hasn’t empowered us, the designer with AI!

Hello,I currently have a website built on WordPress, and the design work is done using Elementor. I’m considering switching to Figma because it offers more flexibility, comfort, and open design options, which seem easier for my workflow.I have a few questions and would appreciate clear and accurate guidance: Can I design a full website in Figma and then transfer it to WordPress without issues? Is Figma strictly a design tool like Adobe XD, or does it allow publishing a live, accessible website online? If I design in Figma and want WordPress to run the site, will I need plugins or additional tools? Do you recommend using Figma only for design and then rebuilding manually in WordPress, or is there a better workflow? Based on my use case (designing websites for WordPress using Elementor), which Figma plan would you recommend? I need a precise answer to avoid choosing the wrong plan. This is my first time using Figma seriously, and I want to make the right decision from the start.T

I’m glad to be here! I’ve been designing user experiences and building funnels for web and mobile for a while, and Figma has become my go-to tool for collaborative design and prototyping. I especially enjoy exploring component systems and interactive layouts that make development handoffs smoother.Looking forward to learning from you all, sharing ideas, and improving my workflows alongside this talented community. Feel free to connect!

Hi all! I am trying to promote my book and want to find some affordable book marketing services that really make a difference. There are so many options out there, and it is hard to know which ones actually help books reach more readers or boost sales. Have you tried any services that worked well for you without costing too much? I’d really appreciate your honest experiences and suggestions. 

Hey forum!I'm Dario Schiraldi, CEO of Travel Works, and I'm excited to be part of this community. I’m here to explore new ways to grow our business, improve our website, and connect with others in the travel and tech industries. Whether it’s developing user-friendly booking systems, understanding customer behavior, or integrating the latest trends, I’m all about learning from others and contributing where I can.Feel free to reach out if you'd like to collaborate, share insights, or simply chat about travel! I’m looking forward to connecting with you all.RegardsDario Schiraldi CEO of Travel Works

I work at Triple Minds, where our team spends a lot of time experimenting with new ideas in AI development — from conversational systems to intelligent automation. Lately, though, I’ve started wondering whether we, as an industry, are moving too fast for our own good.Every week, there’s a new breakthrough, a new model, or a new startup promising to change the world. But behind all the excitement, there are some big questions we might not be asking enough: Are we building AI responsibly? Are we thinking about how these systems affect jobs, creativity, and even human connection?We’ve seen how powerful AI can be — it’s improving efficiency, creativity, and personalization. But at the same time, it’s raising complex ethical issues and reshaping what it means to be human in the digital age.Here’s what I’d love to discuss with everyone: Do you think AI is evolving faster than we can properly manage it? What areas of AI development do you think need more careful thought or regulation? How

Hey everyone! I’m part of the team at NSFW Coders, and lately, we’ve been diving deep into chatbot development — trying to make bots that actually feel helpful and natural to talk to. But wow, it’s definitely not as easy as it looks!Sometimes they nail the tone perfectly, and other times… the conversation just goes completely off track I’m really curious to hear from others working in this space: What tools or platforms are you using to build your chatbots? How do you make your bot sound more like a person and less like a script? Any tips for handling tricky stuff like context, memory, or user privacy? And where do you think chatbots are headed — smarter assistants, or something even bigger? Would love to swap ideas, success stories, and lessons learned. Whether you’re just getting started or already deep into AI development, let’s share what’s working (and what’s not)!

As an AI developer at Triple Minds, a common question that comes up in automation discussions is the difference between Robotic Process Automation (RPA) and agentic workflows. While both aim to improve efficiency and reduce manual effort, they are fundamentally different in how they operate, scale, and adapt to change.What Is RPA?RPA is designed to automate rule-based, repetitive tasks by mimicking human actions at the user interface level. It works best when processes are: Structured and predictable Based on fixed rules Dependent on stable systems and inputs RPA bots follow predefined scripts. If something changes—such as a UI update or unexpected input—the automation often fails and requires manual intervention.What Are Agentic Workflows?Agentic workflows are powered by AI models, typically large language models, that can reason, plan, and take actions. Instead of following fixed steps, an AI agent can: Interpret user intent dynamically Decide which tools or systems to use Ad

 I was charged for an editor seat, but this seems to be a mistake.I did not intentionally give full or paid access to the user (Naghmeh), and I was not aware that this would result in a charge. The user did not require editor-level access, and this charge was unexpected.I would appreciate it if you could please review my billing and let me know why this charge occurred, and if possible, help me with a refund or adjustment.Thank you for your support.

I’ve noticed that many software products face usability issues later not because of poor development, but because UX decisions were rushed during the early stages.When UX is designed without considering scalability, teams often face problems like cluttered interfaces, inconsistent components, and poor user flows as features grow.Some practices that seem to help long-term scalability: Designing reusable components from day one Planning UX flows for future features, not just MVP Aligning UX with backend logic and API structure Regular usability testing during development, not after In our experience working on custom software projects, aligning UX, development, and business logic early reduces rework significantly.Would love to hear how other designers and developers here approach scalable UX design in long-term products.

I've noticed something while working on Web3 and blockchain stuff: It seems like most adoption issues come from user experience problems, not technical ones. Even good blockchain systems can have a hard time if people don't get what's going on when they connect wallets, confirm transactions, pay gas fees, or deal with network delays. From a design point of view, this can make people nervous and frustrated, especially if they're not tech-savvy. Here are some UX problems I often see in blockchain products: Dashboards with too much technical stuff Bad onboarding for people new to Web3 Confusing transaction statuses (pending, failed, or confirmed) No updates while the blockchain is processing People not sure if they can undo something When designing for blockchain, you need to explain things in a simple way that doesn't freak people out. Things like progress bars, easy-to-understand wording, clear confirmations, and step-by-step guides appear to help. From our experience at BlockchainAppMa

I’m reaching out to express my interest in the Technical Learning Specialist role I saw posted (Job Req Link ). I’m excited by Figma’s mission and the way you are empowering teams with innovative tools, especially the integration of new developer-focused and AI features.My background, which includes leadership roles in Technical Support and several years as a data-driven Senior Trainer (supported by my Lean Six Sigma Green Belt), has given me a deep understanding of how to quickly diagnose knowledge gaps and build high-impact learning programs. I believe this unique blend of front-line experience and strategic instructional design is exactly what’s needed to empower your Product Support teams.My resume is linked here for your review: ResumeI look forward to the possibility of discussing how my experience can help accelerate your team's enablement efforts.

I designed this icon. But I think it's fine as it is. If anyone has any suggestions, please specify which part you want.  

I required a refund for the 20usd just now paid

Difficulty linking multiple pages generated with Figma Make without breaking layout and styles

Hello designers! I created a figma plugin that automatically detects and fixes sentence case issues across your Figma designs. This plugin saves time, improves consistency, and helps teams maintain clean, readable typography across all screens.Here is the link to the plugin - Sentence case fixer plugin The problem it solves: Design teams often struggle with inconsistent text casing across large files, especially when multiple designers are involved or when components contain mixed styles. Sentence Case Fixer solves this by scanning selected frames, detecting text that breaks sentence case rules, and offering one-click fixes. What you can do with this plugin:1. Scan selected frames to instantly identify all text layers with sentence case issues.2. Review issues with a clean list showing every word that needs attention.3. Locate individual text items directly on your canvas for quick corrections.4. Fix issues instantly using per-item or “Fix All” actions.5. Add exemption words (like bran

Hello designers! I created a figma plugin that automatically detects and fixes sentence case issues across your Figma designs. This plugin saves time, improves consistency, and helps teams maintain clean, readable typography across all screens.Here is the link to the plugin - Sentence case fixer The problem it solves: Design teams often struggle with inconsistent text casing across large files, especially when multiple designers are involved or when components contain mixed styles. Sentence Case Fixer solves this by scanning selected frames, detecting text that breaks sentence case rules, and offering one-click fixes. What you can do with this plugin:1. Scan selected frames to instantly identify all text layers with sentence case issues.2. Review issues with a clean list showing every word that needs attention.3. Locate individual text items directly on your canvas for quick corrections.4. Fix issues instantly using per-item or “Fix All” actions.5. Add exemption words (like brand names

Hello designers! I created a figma plugin that automatically detects and fixes sentence case issues across your Figma designs. This plugin saves time, improves consistency, and helps teams maintain clean, readable typography across all screens.Here is the link to the plugin - Sentence case fixer The problem it solves: Design teams often struggle with inconsistent text casing across large files, especially when multiple designers are involved or when components contain mixed styles. Sentence Case Fixer solves this by scanning selected frames, detecting text that breaks sentence case rules, and offering one-click fixes. What you can do with this plugin:1. Scan selected frames to instantly identify all text layers with sentence case issues.2. Review issues with a clean list showing every word that needs attention.3. Locate individual text items directly on your canvas for quick corrections.4. Fix issues instantly using per-item or “Fix All” actions.5. Add exemption words (like brand names

As a React/Drupal developer who works closely with a UX designer, we constantly debate what to call a CTA or how to phrase a short instruction. So I built a plugin that helps with exactly that. Microcopy Fixer suggests clearer alternatives for short UI text without rewriting your whole design.You can check it out here: https://www.microcopyfixer.com/figma-pluginFeedback is welcome.

I have a suggestion I'd like to ask everyone's opinion on. Why don't we create a public module in the community to showcase outstanding works on a website similar to Be, so we don't have to open Be every time? Wouldn't that attract more users to Figma? Or we could livestream our Figma creation process, allowing junior designers to watch the work of advanced designers, and then split the revenue from the livestream like on YouTube. Haha, just a suggestion, but I think it's a pretty interesting idea.