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Framer is also a prototype design tool but one that can use real code to create or customize components.It offers a user friendly interface but with rich configuration options, and itвЂ™s great for both beginners and technical users.

Figma is one of the most trending design tools today among ux/ui.

If all went well, you should be able to use the menu (from the second page).Figma & Framer (web) Both are one of the best prototype design tools, and they can both run on the browser. To make it possible to close the popup menu, drag the blue dot of the close-icon onto the close symbol which will appear next to it when you start dragging:Д¬lick the play button to test the mockup interaction. Make sure to set the interaction is set to 'Overlay' and the Overlay position is set to 'Top Right': After that, switch to prototyping mode, and add connections. I have created a Component 'Menu item' for that, which is similair to the 'Button' but with different styling. You can now add some menu items to that menu. svg icons drag & drop the close.svg icon to Figma and add it to the frame. Instead of selecting a default frame from the sidebar, draw the frame:ДЇrom the folder of. While playing the prototype, click the 'Share Prototype' button to share it with others: The buttons should work and you should be able to change pages with them. Now hit the play button to test the prototype. In the same way, connect the back button to the first screen. Release the mouse when the second frame highlights: Hover over de Next button, click the blue dot and drag to the second screen while holding down the mouse. Switch to prototyping mode and hover over elements. In prototyping mode you can design the interactions of the app mockup. Now click on the text 'Untitled' in the top bar and change Go back to files:ДЄnd double-click the 'Untitled' design to open it again. In this way you can make all kinds of re-usable components.ДЇinalize the design by giving it a proper name. Double click the button in the second screen twice and change its text to 'Back': Notice the copy of the component also changes. Now select the master of the Button component (indicated by a ) and give it a stroke of 2 Notice there is now a copy of the component in the second screen. Now select the Button and use Ctrl-D to duplicate it and drag it to the second screen: You can do this in two ways: a) copy the entire frame and remove the background, or b) add a new frame, add the title and a copy of the hamburger-icon (select it from the first screen and duplicate it using Ctrl-D, drag the copy to the second screen). Then select 'Create Component', to turn it into a component:Дouble-click it to rename it to 'Button':ДЄdd another frame (an 'iPhone 8'). Now, hold down the Shift-key while selecting both the rectangle and the text. Next, in the rectangle, add the text for the button: (notice the font size has been decreased a little) In this case we changed the corner radius to give it rounded corners:

First draw a rectangle and adjust its properties so it looks We will use multiple buttons in this app, so we will create a re-usable component for that. You can also select the text and then change its font size. When you release the mouse button, first set the font size to 48, then you can start typing the title: Select the Text-tool and draw the box that will contain the text (click and hold down the mouse, then drag). More/other icons are available at freeicons.io. In the same manner, drag & drop the icon for the hamburger menu hamburger.svg into the top right corner: Make sure its size is set to 50 x 50. Next, drag & drop the background image back.jpeg into Figma:

#FIGMA PROTOTYPE DOWNLOAD#

Now download this zip-file with images, extract its content to a folder. Notice the list of pre-formatted frames in the right sidebar. If you need some guidance when drawing shapes, you can for instance turn on rulers:ДЄ frame can be used to create a screen of the app. Then click New design file to create your first Figma file:ДЇor this prototype, we will create a simple app mockup, consisting of two screens (frames in Figma). Login to and register if you have not done that. If you have any suggestions for improvements please let me know! It quickly 'touches' all necessary steps without going into too much detail. This tutorial introduces the basics of prototyping an app with Figma.

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