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Hi there, we’re currently running Figma in an enterprise license with 10 UX designers and about 20 developers in total. At the moment our annual costs are around $9000 for the full design seats. With the new dev mode pricing we would basically double our annual costs for some basic features a good design tool should offer out of the box. Our devs don’t need fancy “Customize code output” or “Sync design files with their codebase”. They simply want to see all our variables in an easy manageable way, navigate and inspect frames and components ready for dev and maybe track some design changes. Paying almost 9k additionally just for these basic features is insane, especially since our UX designers that have access to the dev mode basically don’t need it. Also there are basic features missing like exporting dedicated handoff collections of components, frames or flows. It would be cool to be able to get a free dev mode seat to every design seat and be able to apply this seat to anyone in the

一度アルファベット（半角英数字）入力モードで適当に文字を打ってから（例：aaa） ひらがな入力モードに戻してテキストを打つと解消されました

It would be great If I can group pages in so That I can open few pages and close rest of them.I use spae as indents for now

In the province of Quebec in Canada, companies in design and IT like the one I’m working for are starting to being notified by the French regulation office of the governement of the province of Quebec to provide employees with softwares offering a french interface. This is not optional, this is becoming more and more mandatory in the province. I’d like to continue using Figma and Adobe XD but since none of those two options are offering french interface, we have to start looking for other platform offering french. So far I’ve only found two other platforms but they don’t offer as much flexibility as your platform. Any chance you could come up with a french interface for your platform so we wouldn’t have to change the platform?

It would be nice to have a keyboard shortcut to toggle between the stroke/no stroke and fill/no-fill states on a shape. It’s easy to do in Sketch but couldn’t find if it’s possible in Figma.

I always need to shadow text that is bigger than the frame, the only way to do this, is when i move it in mask, but i always have to change mask size to the changed instance text, but i cant, because size cant be changed in instance. Please made autolayout for mask

Hi there!By that i mean change it from left to right and right to left for rows, and top to bottom and bottom to top for columns.For example it would be helpfull for components with icon+text like buttons. Instead of making variants with icon on the left and icon on the right we can just apply property attached to auto-layout direction.

As I designer, I’m pitching to my company about the benefits of using Figma Slides instead of PPT. I created layouts with column breakdowns so folks can easily snap elements to pre-set 2 col, 3 col, 4 col. But when I turned off design mode, I realize non-designers don’t have access to this. They don’t have access to X,Y coordinates or width/height adjusters so it doesn’t seem to solve the problem of non-designers creating misaligned slides, unless I build out a bunch of components to block them from making mistakes.

I really love clip content, it keeps everything inside the frame. But sometimes I want some elements to be outside the frame eg: Menus. So what I do is disable clip content in the frame. but the issue is that right now every element will be outside the frame not just the menu (as shown in the pic)So If there’s a way to this it will be so helpful as I wanted this for long time! 

I am new to Figma. I am using the app version. I suggest the following changes to the Actions drop down menu. The reason is there is a disconnect between the browser version of this menu and the app. In the browser is has the Back to Files option. In the app it doesn’t, however there is a little Home icon. It’s ironic that in an application such as Figma something like this seems to be overlooked, and the solution is quite simple. Simply add the Home icon next to the Back to Files text in the browser version. That little image would connect the two versions and increase the user experience. See attachment.  What say ye? 

Hello! I’ve made plugins for Photoshop, Illustrator, InDesign, XD, Sketch, and now Figma. Figma has by far been the nicest developer experience, so thank you for that! Honestly the whole experience has been smooth except at one point — bundling. Specifically, I had to use some webpack plugins to work around a few syntax error issues that came from dependencies that were compiled for es6, which don’t go through TypeScript and don’t normally get transpiled by Webpack. I realize this is a bit of a toolchain specific request, but since y’all have focused the bundling doc on Webpack and es6/esm modules are only becoming more common, I would have expected at least a callout or something that some extra work might be required. I think it’d be nice for future new plugin devs to have a bit of a heads up that some special considerations may be necessary when using dependencies. Hopefully this is useful. Thanks again for the otherwise excellent DX!

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First I want to mention how much I love actions, great addition to Figma, thanks!I’ve come across something that bugs me. There’s an action to “Publish changes to library”, but there is no action for “Review library updates” or “Update libraries”. It’s a frustrating UX flow to publish changes using the keyboard, navigate to the project that needs the changes using the keyboard, and then having to use a cursor to update the libraries 😖

Minor issue in Figma Slides: If you set all the slides to animate (e.g. dissolve), then this layout: [ 1 ] [ 2 ] [ 3 ] [ 4 ] [ 5 ] works as expected. Changing slides dissolves the view between all of them. But, if you hide a slide (using “Skip slide” option): [ 1 ] [ 2 ] [ 3 ] [ 4 ] [ 5 ] then the animation works between 1-2 and 4-5, but there’s no animation between 2-4. The skipped slide causes the transition to be instant - no dissolve, no push, nothing.

Describe the problem your experiencing and how your idea helps solve this When I export out PDFs and attach them to emails for review for stakeholders who either are not in Figma or just prefer to review and leave notes via PDF mockups, I always have to find a PDF compression solution that can shrink down the sizes. In addition to PDF compression, sometimes merging multiple files into a single document is something that I wish Figma gave some options for when exporting. Add as much context as possible (screenshots, Figma files, mockups, etc.) PDFs exported when they contain some kind of image seem to be quite large, maybe because the whole image is intact and it isn’t cropped down. Or just the quality is retained as close as possible to the Figma quality. Ask questions to bring the community into the conversation (e.g. Does anyone else experience this? Is anyone using a plugin or workaround to help solve this?, etc. I’m not aware of any community plugin that solves this. Are ther

Hello,As a designer, I would love to customize the prototype settings and design my own device mockup. A device size commonly used is 1440 x 982px, I should be able to use that specific size with a device mockup in my prototype. 

Would be very useful to have an option to create a branch from a page. I am working on a DS and having separate branches for pages/components would be very useful.

Thank you figma team for the new list feature! It has been my most anticipated feature for YEARS. There are 2 features that I would love to see to support it. I believe lists should support paragraph spacing between bullets. I am unable to start an ordered list at any number other than 1. Which feels too restrictive. I type 2. and start typing and figma changes it to 1. Does anyone else agree? Is there anything I missed?

Why does Figma lack the necessary features for managing multiple brands, particularly in the Enterprise plan?Many enterprises have more than 40 brands, including product brands, sub-brands, and branded initiatives. Why are these modes limited?Is there a technical issue that prevents Figma from handling more than 40 modes due to memory and performance constraints? In other words, are there limitations related to WebGL, databases, or browser memory that Figma cannot work around?If using modes for multibrand management is not the intended solution, I would appreciate it if Figma advocates could share the most effective and scalable approach for maintaining large design systems in Figma that accommodates more than 80 brands. Thank you.

It would be really helpful and time-saving if we could navigate file pages from the Actions menu (similar to Walker or a similar plugin). This is especially useful when dealing with larger files with multiple pages or for those who like to speed up navigation with shortcuts like myself (and hopefully many others too).It could work like this:Open the Actions menu (either with a shortcut or menu click). Start typing a page name. Matching results start showing up in the results list (under a "Matching Pages" section). Navigate through results using keyboard arrows or a mouse click. Select a page. You're taken to the selected page.Just like we have the All, Assets, and Plugins & Widgets tabs, there could be a Pages tab.That would be awesome!  

Variables are great, but it would be handy to be able to apply variables to every property in the design panel.At the moment the options are limited. For example, I can’t use a variable to determine the sweep of an arc.In this case, I have a component, “Progress Circle” It has a property of “Percentage” which is applied to the text. I want to be able to apply a property to the sweep value of the purple arc and use the same variable for the two properties, keeping them in sync. 

We are on an Enterprise Licence with Figma, and as part of trying to keep our Figma files secure to external access we have changed our settings so that any public link requires a password. But we have now hit a snag where we have Designers trying to do unmoderated user testing from the Prototype screen which requires a public link so that our testing participants can jump straight in the prototype, however it seems that there is no differentiation between password options for the Figma file and the Prototype view. It would be so useful to keep the Figma file secure, i.e. the link for the Figma file itself requires a password - but the prototype view can have a public link with no password, as participants are refusing to have to create a log-in just to do some testing.

At this time, Figma doesn’t make use of browser back/forward at all. This can make it very challenging to navigate if you interact with comments, or links, especially. The general expectation here is that all places that you’ve visited would be logged in the browser history so that this can be navigated as a webpage should.

Please make this feature available to Professional plan as well. We see value as an organisation to use this feature.

There’s been a number of occasions where I’ve had some ideas that I just can’t prototype in Figma Here’s a couple websites I’ve found that use the scroll-controlled animation/motion effect I’m trying to achieve. Anyways, please ad this Figma! https://www.apple.com/airpods-pro/https://www.caveworld.com/