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Hi Community!
So, I’ve been exploring Figma Make during the initial planning process in designing a website. It feels like a good tool to explore a rough idea in real-time.
I like it - being able to iterate so quickly.
🚀 A tip from me would be to add it to your exploration process - it definitely makes it more fun.
Has anyone else added this to their workflow yet? 🧠
Added this to my bookmark for my next project this is super helpful! Thanks for sharing Amanuel 🚀
You're welcome, Ellie. I will do my best to find and share more helpful insights soon. Thank you!
Haven't seen the capabilities of Figma Make yet, this has really made me think I should start exploring it!🔥
You should give it a try, honestly its great 🔥
I use figma make for almost everything
Recently I designed the dashboard for my company admin and used figma make to make it interactive its
looks great I was able to test while i designed understanding loopholes in my design and speeding up the process
Insightful!
Thank you Ryan!😊
Using Figma Make to rough out website ideas in real time sounds so useful especially in the early exploration phase when everything is still fluid. Being able to iterate that quickly without committing to a full design direction yet is a real advantage. Curious how close the Make output ends up to the final Figma file.
Saved!
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Wow!
Yes! Figma Make has been such a fun addition to early exploration. The speed of iteration is unmatched for validating rough ideas before committing to anything. Definitely recommend it for the messy, early "is this even a direction?" phase.
It’s perfect for that messy exploration stage where you just need to test momentum.
Haven't tried it yet, so thanks for your insights!
You’re very welcome, Toms - more thoughtful insights on the way. 🚀
This is helpful 💯
This is helpful
Nice
Cool work🙌
This looks clean
Sounds very interesting, I just started learning Figma this year though, but I would love to explore it when the time comes.
Saving this for reference
Awesome
Thanks Its very helpful
Super helpful! Thank you for sharing!
You're welcome! More insights coming soon.
Great way to use the new Figma Make tools to speed up workflows 🔥
Totally agree! Figma Make is great for thinking fast and iterating fast!
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