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As the digital world expands, so does its environmental footprint. From the energy used to host apps and websites to the user behaviors we encourage through design, product managers are in a unique position to champion more sustainable practices across the development lifecycle. These are some of the best ways product managers can start integrating sustainability into their product strategy without compromising performance or user satisfaction. Build for Staying Power Over Speed In the race to get things out fast as fast as possible, it’s easy to rack up a backlog of underdeveloped features and short-term fixes. But not everything needs to be a sprint. As a product manager, it’s your responsibility to question whether what you’re releasing will remain relevant and maintainable as time goes on. Focusing on solutions that are stable, scalable, and built to evolve helps your team avoid future overhauls. It also prevents your product from becoming cluttered with redundant tools and forgott

I stopped waiting for a fix.I built it myself.Yes — a full browser extension that brings back UI2 the way we all remember it. Everything just… feels like home again.I know you miss me :(And I didn’t build this because I’m a developer with nothing to do.I built this because I felt ignored.A while ago, I made a post:“UI3 mess: We never asked for this dear Figma or I should say Adobe…”Some of you replied. It got views. It got shared.And yet — nothing changed.Figma never responded. No option to switch. No care.So instead of shouting into the void, I opened my laptop and said:Fine. I’ll fix it myself.I’m just a guy from a third-world country who genuinely loves Figma — for the Figma that just worked!But I do have strong opinions, decent dev skills, and apparently… a lot of free rage to convert into code.So I poured it all into this.UI2 — back. Functional. Familiar. Home.But here’s the twist:I’m not done.I’ve had ideas for ages — like being able to customize your shortcuts.Imagine slicing th

Please check out Airfig , a new plugin that lets you flow content from Airtable into Figma and quickly and easily create tables or tiled layouts of cards, each displaying a different record from your Airtable. As a UX designers, we spend way too much time inventing placeholder content, and then then adding and updating the actual content as it gets written and edited, so Airfig is the solution for that. Airfig lets your content team develop the content in Airtable, and then you can add it to your Figma layouts, and update it as it’s edited, with a few clicks. We have [a great playground] (Airfig | Figma Community ) - click Try it out - with linked Airtable files so you can easily give Airfig a test drive, and there’s also also some tutorials and FAQs . We hope you find Airfig useful, and would welcome any comments or suggestions you may have.

Let's discuss something many founders forget about until it causes problems: connecting different blockchains in DeFi staking platforms. Is this a good idea, or does it just make things more complicated? Currently, more than 68% of active DeFi users use multiple blockchains. This is a big change from just two years ago. People are no longer using just one chain. They are looking for better returns, cheaper fees, or more dependable networks. If your staking platform only works on one chain, you are losing out on a larger audience. However, connecting different chains isn't easy. It presents real problems, like security risks, longer development times, and significant coordination between systems. You need bridges, communication methods, and safety measures. Each of these things can fail. Even so, if you're planning for the future, cross-chain staking is becoming necessary in DeFi staking platform development. The ability to work with different chains is becoming standard. Platforms like

After experiencing the challenges of manually organizing frames in my own design workflow, I decided to build a solution. As a newcomer to the Figma plugin ecosystem, I am thrilled to share this tool to help fellow designers work more efficiently.Framenizer helps you effortlessly organize your Figma files with just a few clicks - no more tedious manual arrangement!Key features include:• Automatic frame arrangement (horizontal or vertical)• Consistent spacing between frames• Section titles for better organization• Section wrapping for logical groupings and smoother developer handoffs• Flexible naming optionsWhether you are working on design systems, component libraries, user flows, or prototypes, Framenizer keeps your Figma files clean, organized, and collaboration-friendly.This is just the beginning of my plugin development journey, and I'd love your feedback to help shape future updates!Try it now https://www.figma.com/community/plugin/1504101881579439909/framenizer-organize-frames-wi

I've been looking for hoodies lately, and it got me thinking: what's the finest fabric for hooded sweatshirts? Over the years, I've bought a handful that felt great at first but either shrank in the wash, lost their softness, or became stiff after a few wears.

Welcome, everyone! Today, we’re discussing innovation in book publishing. as the CEO of Trinity Book Publishers, how is Trinity reshaping the industry?(CEO, Trinity Book Publishers): "Thank you, At Trinity, we blend tradition with tech—think AI-driven editing and immersive storytelling. Trinity Book Publishers isn’t just releasing books; we’re creating experiences.I partnered with Trinity Book Publishers for my debut novel. Their marketing team made it a bestseller. How does Trinity choose which projects to champion?Great question, Jamal! Trinity prioritizes bold voices and fresh narratives. Our mantra? ‘Publish with purpose.A perfect note to end on! Thanks to Trinity Book Publishers for leading the charge

Do corporate lodging hotels offer better rates if you stay longer? I’ve heard some places have special weekly or monthly deals. I’m booking a 5-week business trip and wondering if it’s better to call and ask instead of booking online.

Heyy everyone.. 👋 Been working on a tool that reviews your Figma files and catches inconsistencies in colors, typography, spacing, stroke and radius (more like a Figma File Roaster).It generates a design file health web report so you can spot and fix issues faster! Would love if anyone would like to try it out and share feedback. We are still rolling it out slowly, but feel free to join waitlist to get early access: https://tally.so/r/mDZdJN

Yesterday Figma Make rolled by my computer. I spent less than eight hours to make a music software prototype. Please try it out! 😊https://ericalm.framer.website/figmamake-testI know it doesn't sound or look good but the functionality is somewhat there and that's the point in this case. I’m completely new with vibe coding but I have a background as a developer, maybe that helps a little? I would say it’s 10% Writing prompts, 80% Waiting tor code being written and 10% trying out what was built. But hey, this is only the beginning! It can only be better from here 😊

Hi folks.Could anyone recommend comprehensive online courses or resources that cover AI applications in product design? Integration AI into workflow, particularly focusing on research and ideation phases and etc. Thanks in advance!!!😊

Hey everyone! 👋Designus(https://designus.design) is a tool that helps designers practice real-world UX and product design challenges - it’s like a LeetCode, but for designers.You can now use it directly inside Figma to explore challenges, draft your solutions, and submit them - just like a real big-tech interview.It’s perfect for: Practicing for Google, Meta, Amazon-style design interviews Improving your product thinking with realistic design prompts Staying sharp with challenges like Whiteboard challenges and App critiques  🔧 How to use it with Figma: Open the Designus website, select a design challenge you want to solve. Click "Open in Figma" under the "Submit" tab. Install the Designus Plugin Open the plugin in your Figma file Copy the challenge URL from the Designus website, paste it into the plugin, and click "Import". Alternatively, you can select the challenge using the calendar. Solve the challenge inside Figma Use the Export tab to submit your solution Go t

👋 I’m Ran founder of Flux Academy. I’m betting on a tiny but mighty idea: an AI-powered Figma plugin that teaches micro-design lessons.I need a Product Hacker who can:⚡️ prototype fast🛠 code + ship a paid plugin in 90 days📈 hit 100 paying users—or we kill it and move onDeal: $20 k milestone contract + 5 % rev-share if we hit the KPIs. Total ownership, zero drama, tons of creative freedom.Details & apply 👉 https://bit.ly/431YILN

As global connectivity increases, technology is influencing not only how we communicate but how we define our cultural identities. From memes to digital fashion to virtual spaces like the metaverse—what are the implications for cultural preservation and evolution?I’d love to hear how you think tech is helping or hurting cultural diversity. Are we moving toward a unified global culture or just remixing the past in new digital ways?https://gozuni.com/

I am conducting a survey for a case study on Figma, please fill this form with your valuable feedbacks.https://forms.gle/X8WuHE8ZYZtnM43AA

Hi all,I’m trying to choose between self-publishing and hiring professional book publishing services for my historical fiction book. I want it to look and feel as polished as traditionally published books. Has anyone here gone this route and found a service that offered good editing, design, and distribution help?

A Fantasy Football App Development Company specializes in creating customized fantasy football platforms that offer engaging and interactive experiences for users. These companies provide end-to-end solutions, including:Custom App Development Real-Time Data Integration Advanced Features Cross-Platform Compatibility Monetization StrategiesBy leveraging the expertise of a Fantasy Football App Development Company, businesses can launch robust and scalable fantasy sports platforms that cater to the growing demand in the digital sports entertainment industry.

tldr; Best way to create perforation outlines for stickers (text, vectors, and PNGs)Hey everyone! I'm working on a sticker project and could really use your input.Goal:I want to create stickers on sticker paper and export perforation paths for cutting machines like Cricut or Silhouette Cameo.Until now, just adding a thick stroke around my design worked fine. The Problem:Now I want to generate a cut line — like an outline around the design — to be used as a perforation path.I’ve been manually doing this with the Pen Tool, like this (screenshot attached) — just a cloudy box shape that wraps around the sticker. But: It’s slow It’s hard to get clean, consistent results And aligning everything properly (especially with padding) is tricky I’m aiming for something like the attached example: smooth curves, sharp corners where needed, and even padding around the content. ❓QuestionsQ1:Is there a smarter or faster way to do this than using the Pen Tool manually?Especially when dealing with mu

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Hello everyone!I  just finished the tool that will save me so much time. It creates SVG files from CSV files completely styled to your liking. Feel free to try it out in this link:https://csv-to-svg-table-formatter.bonsaisoftware.nlIf you have any feedback. Let me know in the comments and i will implement in the next version.KInd regards,Mees Konijnendijk

Just an idea (@securityTaging – Figma), bad drawing, to give som insperation on what is possible to implement given proper code for tagInterval Tree, happly given here under MIT licence robelar555/claudeGeneratedEditorGivenAlgorithmDescription.Feel free to use code, and @securityTaging – Figma design idea.If such code, and such speread of ideas, can help acellerate focus on security focused design - I Am just happy.

When startups and entrepreneurs set out to raise capital, their pitch deck is often the first formal impression they make on potential investors. Beyond the data, strategy, and vision embedded in the content, one subtle but highly influential factor can significantly affect investor perception: consistency in pitch deck design. A visually cohesive pitch deck communicates professionalism, clarity, and attention to detail—qualities that investors seek in founders and businesses. Consistency isn’t just about aesthetics; it plays a critical role in building trust and credibility.Why Design Consistency MattersImagine sitting through ten pitches in a single afternoon. Investors do it all the time. Among these presentations, the decks that appear polished and harmonious naturally stand out. This visual harmony—consistent font usage, aligned graphics, balanced layouts, and unified color schemes—allows the audience to focus on the message rather than be distracted by jarring inconsistencies.An

Hi there, i'd like to request for refund. It was a mistake and hence within 40 min of usage (without working on any project) i realized this isnt a fit for me.  Could you please make a refund back?

Hi Figma community,Gleef is built for product teams, designers, and developers who need scalable, reliable translation and localization – without leaving Figma.If you’ve used Parrot, you’re now automatically redirected to Gleef – rebuilt from the ground up with AI, smarter workflows, and a production-ready mindset.Key Features (optional) Import Previous Localization Files: Boost translation memory and improve AI suggestions by importing JSON, XML, or CSV files. Select Source and Target Languages: Focus only on the languages you need to speed up the localization process. Choose Frame(s) to Localize: Localize exactly what matters to avoid clutter and keep your workflow efficient. Generate Translations / Keys Using AI: Get in-context translations instantly while keeping full control to review and edit. (optional) Export Ready Files: Avoid messy handovers by streamlining the development process and export structured files ready for integration into your IDE or localization tool. Wh

Just completed the new Design System course on Figma!Spent some quality time diving into the fundamentals, best practices, and a bunch of handy tips & tricks. Super insightful experience — definitely worth it for anyone looking to level up their Figma game.As part of the course, I also built out my portfolio with a live case study. It's still evolving, and I’ll be updating it further — but here’s the first version:🔗 View Portfolio on FigmaWould love your feedback! ✨#figma #designsystem #portfolio #uxdesign #productdesign #learningbydoing