SWEET! I’m so glad it’s gained visibility.
I often want to set up my file at the start of the project, with all pages that will be needed through all the design phases, however feel that it can confuse clients to have empty pages. Would be amazing if you could hide/show pages to people outside of your team.
Hi @Jess_Veitch ,
Others in the community have requested something similar here : Giving unique access to specific pages .
I am merging these two topics, do not hesitate to vote up top, so we can gather all the feedback and interest from the community.
Thank you!
As of today this has 732 votes. If this hasn’t been actioned @Figma_Support please communicate to the community as to why so we can understand the challenges faced
Hey @Jacques2,
As I mentioned 6 days ago, our team is fully aware of this feature request. We’re already working on it - we just don’t have an exact timeline.
Yes please - would be handy to give engineers access to the handover page only.
Good to know. Thanks for updating us
Please make this happen… Not sure how it wasn’t included by now. The initial request was made back in 2017… That’s crazy.
Right now because I have a huge library premade I don’t want to grant access to my clients to those types of files. It’s pretty annoying that I have to have a duplicate file, one for me and one for the client.
@Catalin.D -I just found this thread for the exact same reason as you, with hopes I would also find a solve scrolling to the bottom here. For me I have an old system we’re updating to a newly rebranded one, theres some systemic disconnect in the company, and I’m new, so I wasn’t given a lot of time, and didn’t know about the rebrand until 2 weeks into working here after I had started to develop a design system. So a lot of my components and pages aren’t ready yet. The way I have currently solved for this is by putting a big red circle emoji at the front of the pages that arent ready, and green for those that are, so people coming to the system as its a WIP updating to the new brand, users at least know which of these is up to date and which aren’t, but being able to hide them from other users would be SO clutch, just like hiding components, only page based.
HOWEVER … I did just think of something you could do - you could use the rename it plugin to select all the components within a page and add the . in front of the layer name for everything, thus hiding it at a system level
In our team, we use Figma full-time. However, when content writers review designs, they review separately and provide the content to the designers again. This results in the designers having to add the content to the design file again, causing unnecessary repetition. Therefore, having edit access for content writers would be very useful for us. However, we cannot give them the same edit mode as our designers. Instead, we suggest adding a box to the properties area that will allow content writers to make changes and save . This way, it will be clear who added the content and it will notify the original file owners.