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Figma + ChatGPT = ❤️
Did you know you can tag Figma in ChatGPT chat and prompt it to do design work? In this article, I want to share my top 4 favorite use cases for using Figma right in the ChatGPT chat window.
1. Instant design critique for real screens
What to know what other people think about your design, but don’t have access to real users? No problem, you can use ChatGPT for that.
Suppose I have this design of a healthy food recipes mobile app and want to audit it (side note: this design was generated using Figma First Draft).
I will click on the frame and copy the link to a section (this will point ChatGPT to the exact screen on this canvas).
Now I jump to ChatGPT and in the prompt window type [tag]
Figma and choose Figma from the list of available options:
Next, I need to paste a link to the section and prompt ChatGPT to perform an audit. Before explaining the task at hand (visual & functional audit), I need to create a proper context for AI, so I will briefly explain the app’s purpose and key jobs to be done.
If you’re doing this for the first time, ChatGPT will ask you to connect to Figma. Don’t worry, it takes around a minute to establish a connection.
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After that, you will ask ChatGPT to do the task. If the tool establishes a...
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