Figma for Developers

Course Description

Figma is now part of the developer's toolbox. If you build the UI but rarely open the design file, you're flying half-blind: missing constraints, mistaken paddings, components rebuilt from scratch instead of reused. This course closes that gap. What you'll learn: • Read a Figma file like a developer — Inspect tool, layers, styles, the dev-handoff panel. • Use frames, groups, and Auto Layout the way designers expect them to be used — so your code respects the source of truth. • Master constraints, layout grids, and nested Auto Layouts — the Figma equivalents of CSS flex / grid. • Build and consume components, variants, and shared styles — the same primitives a real design system ships. • Walk through component recipes (notification, data table, menu slot) the way a senior designer would model them, and reuse the patterns in code. Format: Every concept is paired with a short exercise + solution video — you build the file, not just watch it. Real-world prototyping module at the end so you can verify interactions before they reach QA. Who it's for: Frontend, mobile, and full-stack engineers; technical leads and design-system maintainers; anyone whose code has to faithfully implement what's in Figma. What's inside: 35 hands-on lessons across 11 sections, exercise files, paired exercise+solution videos in the technical chapters.