an interactive model created within the Figma design tool, allowing designers to simulate user interactions and transitions between different screens or states. Designers define individual design elements and their various states, linking them together to create a flow of interactions. With the ability to preview the prototype in real-time, designers can test the user experience, gather feedback, and iterate on their designs collaboratively.

a centralized repository of design elements, styles, and guidelines within the Figma platform, serving as a single source of truth for design assets across a project or organization. It allows designers to create reusable components, such as buttons, icons, and typography styles, which can be shared and implemented consistently throughout a project.

the final deliverables are provided in various file formats to accommodate different needs and use cases. This typically includes formats such as JPEG, PNG, SVG, PDF, and others, depending on the requirements of the project and the intended use of the design assets.