The clue on what this plugin does is right there in the title. Top marks to Mockuuups Studio (it’s with 3 ‘u’s just for future reference). So great to have something like this as a Figma plugin. Yes, I’ve been very much guilty of this in the past, and I’m sure you may have been too. No need to Google ‘ Device Mockups’ anymore. I’ve only used a handful of the scenes myself, but there’s something like 600 scenes currently available, with different backgrounds, devices types, etc… so you’re never going to struggle choosing a suitable scene for your product. Want to present your mobile app design inside of a random persons hand holding an iPhone 11? No problem! You can simply select your chosen Frame inside of Figma, and Mockuuups Studio pretty much takes care of the rest.
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It’s basically, and I’m sure you’ve come across many similar services like this in the past, a mockup generator for your designs in Figma. Quite easily misspelled, but as for the plugin itself… it’s awesome, and highly recommended. It’s the new kid on the User Flow block but it’s already impressed me massively.Ĭrazy plugin name. No need to manually drop connector lines in and move them into place. With Autoflow you can simply select objects that you want to create a flow between and this lil’ bundle of plugin joy will magically draw a connector line between them. I’ve used Plugins such as Flowkit before, and as awesome as they are, and more feature-rich than Autoflow is, you still have to manually move elements around to connect the wires with your elements and create your flows. Oh no it’s not, but I’ll tell you it’s one of the most impressive right now. To be able to create detailed animations inside of Figma is a real time-saver, and Figmotion has really impressed me with its capabilities for a product that’s only around a year old.Īnother great thing about Figmotion is that it makes the hand-off to developers a much more pleasant experience all-round as it’s built with the latest web technologies in mind.Īutoflow is not the first User Flow plugin, or service to appear in our toolkits. Third-Party animation tool integrations are improving as Figma beings to mature, but what about custom animations right inside of Figma itself? Well that’s what Figmotion is all about. Sketch has had decent integrations with third-party animation tools such as Principle (Have used this many times in the past) for quite some time now, but Figma? Not so much. Just having the ability to have different types of content such as text strings, images, and icons available in just the one plugin is great for your workflow, and highly recommend you check it out. The great thing about Content Reel, and what sets it apart from other similar-ish plugins is that it allows you to use custom content that has been shared by fellow Figma users, as well as creating your own that you can share with the community. Sketch has similar features already built in, so when I came to Figma I felt that was one area where things were lacking a little… until Content Reel came into my life. This is an absolute giant of a plugin, and has saved me so much time when it comes to inserting dummy content into my designs, be that text strings, icons, and on occasion images. And I'm sure they'll do the same for you. In this follow-up article I wanted to share a few more of the plugins that I use on a regular basis, and that have helped me not only improve the designs I create, but have also helped speed up my workflow considerably. This is helped even more with the Plugin community behind Figma that continues to thrive, with many powerful, and invaluable plugins being added daily.
Like I mentioned in my previous article, there’s no denying that Figma is already a powerful, and versatile design tool out-of-the-box.
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