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Color coded prototype details

  • January 26, 2021
  • 3 replies
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Nick_Jarvis

1. When there is a lot of artboards, it can be VERY confusing when you look at the prototype portion of things. It would be great to be able color code the artboards and prototype details so that it will allow for better organization and visual traction.

2. Here are screenshots of the idea.
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3. Is this something that you as a Figma user would value? Being able to decide the colors would also help keep things better organized.

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Bruno_Figueiredo

Oh, this is a cool idea for the prototyping noodles. 🍜

Still, I think this might help clear things a bit, but I would have a second layer to it. Colors make it clearer for a small number of prototype connections, but if you have many connections as we usually see, this could also be improved by some visibility toggles. 🤔

Being able to define “user flows” and tag them with colors is great, but then have them named and listed with toggle options would be great to create that clarity. 🙂


Viscount_Villanueva

Noodles that work like the connectors in FigJam.
Then we’d be able to do two things: create a prototype, and create a page flow.

Mind.
Blown?

I’ve wanted this idea for the longest time. Please!!!


tank666
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  • June 18, 2021

Hi @Viscount_Villanueva. You can create a Connector in FigJam, copy it, and then paste it into a Figma design file.


Video source: Friends of Figma Moscow.


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