Get comfortable in Figma and build your first screens without fighting the canvas.

You can build and share a simple multi screen design in Figma.

• Work with frames, shapes, text, and images on an organised canvas
• Use alignment, constraints, and grids to keep everything tidy
• Share a file and use comments to collect feedback

Use auto layout and components so designs resize, repeat, and update without manual rework.

You can change one component and see the whole file update correctly.

• Apply auto layout with padding, spacing, and resizing rules
• Create components and variants for buttons, inputs, and cards
• Use styles and variables for colour, type, and spacing

Prototype interactions well enough to test a flow before anything is built.

You can put a realistic prototype in front of a user and learn something from it.

• Link screens with transitions, overlays, and scroll behaviour
• Use interactive components for hover, toggle, and input states
• Prepare a prototype for user testing and record what happens

Keep large Figma files usable by a team over months, not just at the moment you finish them.

You can own a shared Figma workspace that stays reliable as a team grows.

• Structure pages, naming, and libraries so anyone can find the current version
• Publish and version shared libraries across projects
• Set handoff practice with specs, annotations, and developer friendly structure