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Found a dream plugin for making typography scales, it creates: – Variables – Styles with variables as values – Sticker sheet on the canvas And you can build ramps based on a ratio/calculation as well, saving a tonne of time

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👨‍🍳 Alexandre Broudin profil fotoğrafı

👨‍🍳 Alexandre Broudin1 yıl önce

Thank you for the words! :) 2 updates coming: - UI redesign of the scale composition - Responsive mode, up to 5 media, half done

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Very exciting! Would also be great to be able to overwrite existing variables created from the plugin, instead of it always creating a new collection

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🐸 Tama - Multimedia Designer1 yıl önce

Okay, for the last couple days, I struggled to resize my frame cause of the font size, and your post popped up on my timeline. What an amazing algorithm lol

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Made in @abroudin ™️

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oh my god thank you for this

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Just added it to my Figma! Anything that saves time with typography is a win in my book.

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Is there one for colors?!!! 👀

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This is a nice plugin, but I prefer to set everything by hand. This way I can better feel the project and give me time to digest ideas.

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Setting by hand is great! It would be work tweaking and workshopping by hand but then automating the tokens with the plugin would still save a tonne of time

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Awesome

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Sharing a great tool here: The Genome Color Tool Is allows you to generate a colour palettes based on your brand, and then import those into Figma as styles You can then combine this with another plugin to spin variables up and save a tonne of time ⏰

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