In Korea, web development projects are typically divided into three distinct roles: Designers, Publishers (UI/UIX Developers), and Developers. Publishers implementation the design into code based on the Figma files, but they usually only have "Viewer" or limited editing permissions.
The Problem:
In typical Korean web projects, a single Figma page often contains dozens of frames representing all the individual web pages within a specific category. When multiple publishers collaborate on such a massive page, it is extremely difficult to track the progress of each frame/screen. Right now, there is no native, at-a-glance way to see who is working on what, or which specific frames are completed.
The Suggestion:
I would love to see a Page Status Label feature that helps teams manage this workflow efficiently:
- Status Indicators: Provide visual labels on the page list (e.g., "In Progress", "Done") so that publishers can self-report their progress.
- Smart Update Notification: If a publisher marks a page as "Done", but the designer later modifies that specific frame or page, the system should automatically change the status label to something like "Modified by Designer".
This feature would immediately alert publishers that there are design changes they need to re-examine, preventing miscommunication and ensuring a seamless handoff between designers and publishers.