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This might be the most complex prototype I’ve ever built in #figma. It uses every prototyping technique possible; basic frame to frame transitions, interactive components, and variables. May not look like much, but there’s a lot going on under the hood.

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Baytaş2 年前

What posessed you to build this in Figma rather than an app that’s designed to build this kind of thing?

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Anthony2 年前

I like to put Figma to the test and show my team what it’s capable of. Or maybe I’m just a masochist. Hahaha

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Dennys Hess2 年前

Intense. Hope you don’t have to change it 😂

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Anthony2 年前

Hahaha

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Miggi from Figgi2 年前

👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽 looking amazing

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Anthony2 年前

Thank you Figmaster! That’s high praise. Haha

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Ricardo Medina2 年前

idk how you did it but my Figma gets super sluggish after getting a few complex things tied together

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Anthony2 年前

There’s honestly not that many main frames, maybe 10-12… a lot of it is controlled by interactive components.

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Ee Venn Soh2 年前

Slick! Definitely a ton of effort behind this!

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Axel Eerbeek2 年前

Nice dude!

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