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Awesome Fig Tips is a curated collection of smart Figma tips, workflow hacks, plugins, shortcuts, and UI/UX design techniques that help designers work faster and more efficiently. 🎨⚡
The platform is packed with practical micro-learning content for beginners as well as experienced product designers who want to improve their design workflow, productivity, and Figma skills.
From auto-layout tricks to component organisation and prototyping tips, it shares useful insights that can save hours of design time. 🚀
It’s a great resource for UI/UX designers, product teams, freelancers, and anyone looking to level up their Figma workflow and design process. 💡✨
Featured here:- https://uiuxshowcase.com/resources/awesome-figma-tips/
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Over the years I've collected loads of information, free master classes and now I'm trying to see where I can improve and simplify.
Mapping it out onto Figma FigJam, really helps my brain!
How does everyone else do this? Any tips? 😊
I’d map it in big chunky stages first:
Found me → got interested → bought → onboarding → working together → wrap-up → stays in my world
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What does the client need here?
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Could Claude Design replace your first design sprint?
I tested Claude Design to build a Personal Financial dashboard interactive prototype — starting with nothing but plain language and rough Figma screenshots. Here's my honest take:
✨ What wowed me
The depth of product logic genuinely surprised me. It didn't just lay out components — it thought like a product designer. It generated an insight like "If you increase your monthly contributions by £100, you'd end up with £112K" in the relevant section. Something I hadn't even thought to include.
🟡 The icons and layout felt warm and considered from the very first generation.
🟡 It even brought a lightweight design system: edit/set your fonts and background, and it updates across the entire prototype.
🟡 And before building anything, Claude Design asks thoughtful questions about your colour choices, fonts, and intent, which genuinely helps you spend your tokens wisely.
🚧 What it can't replace yet
The interaction layer. Some interactions worked, some were just layout — and for a mid-fidelity prototype, I get it. But crucial interactions need to function. That said, I think Claude Code will eventually sort this out.
The verdict? Claude Design isn't replacing Figma or a senior product designer anytime soon — but the thoughtfulness it brings to the first draft is genuinely impressive.
Have you tried building a prototype with AI yet? What was your experience? 👇
♥️ Btw, if anyone's interested in the product, I'm actually close to the final version! Follow @clearday.financial.dashboard for updates, stay tuned! 👀
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AI products don’t lose users because of features. They lose them because they look like experiments.
For Newly, we designed a landing page concept that communicates speed and credibility from the first screen. Newly lets users create mobile apps from AI prompts and publish directly to the App Store and Google Play — so the design had to feel structured, clean, and production-ready.
We built a clear layout system with strong hierarchy and used 3D animation to add depth without clutter.
This was created with a design subscription from FANCY — and yes, we’re currently open to new projects.
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