Hello @Junko3,
Thank you very much for your willingness to help. I have reviewed the links you shared, but unfortunately, they do not address my specific issue. The animations mentioned in those links are quite simple and do not interfere with the Auto Layout.
My goal is to create more complex animations where elements expand and contract, creating a variety of visual effects. I’m trying to include a link that shows an example of the problem.
Test Animation
This issue can occur with buttons within an Auto Layout: when clicked, they start an animation that changes their dimensions. This causes other elements in the layout to shift, as they must maintain a certain distance from the button that is shrinking. The only solution I know of to avoid this problem is to not use Auto Layout, but this limitation prevents me from creating easily modifiable prototypes. To implement certain animations, I have to forego the benefits of Auto Layout.
I would like to better understand the correct approach to creating a prototype and the limitations of Figma in this context. Unfortunately, I can’t find video tutorials that go into depth on animations, which makes it difficult for me to understand where I’m going wrong.
I hope I have explained my problem clearly. Any suggestions or guidance would be greatly appreciated.