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As a developer, I don't "name" anything on Figma. The UX designer might. I have to work with what I get. I agree with OP that in general it promotes placing a l
by facorreia 3y ago
As a developer, I don't "name" anything on Figma. The UX designer might. I have to work with what I get. I agree with OP that in general it promotes placing a lot of components side by side on a huge surface and you have to keep zooming out and in, scrolling, etc.
It's a terrible experience.
- brandall10 3y agoIn my last job designers would put “in progress” in the title. But occasionally would make minor updates on final designs that would need to be communicated.