What is the benefit of using 'Design Libraries' in Figma for teams?
To create interactive prototypes and animations
To track changes and version history of designs
To store and reuse design assets and components
To export designs in multiple formats simultaneously
How can you maintain consistency in spacing and sizing throughout your design system in Figma?
Use arbitrary values.
Rely on visual judgment.
Use a plugin for random measurements.
Define a grid system.
In Figma's prototype settings, what does the 'Flow starting point' define?
The initial animation speed when previewing the prototype.
The default interaction type applied to all frames in the prototype.
The first frame that is displayed when the prototype is launched.
The device orientation used when previewing the prototype.
What does integrating Figma with Slack enable?
Notifications about file updates and comments in Slack channels
Live co-editing of Figma files
Direct importing of Slack messages into Figma
Automatic creation of Figma design tasks from Slack conversations
What distinguishes a 'Team Library' from a regular 'Shared Library' in Figma?
A 'Team Library' can only be created and managed by the team owner, while anyone can create a 'Shared Library'.
A 'Team Library' is automatically shared with everyone in a Figma organization, while a 'Shared Library' needs to be shared explicitly.
There is no difference between a 'Team Library' and a 'Shared Library' in Figma.
A 'Team Library' only contains components, while a 'Shared Library' can contain both components and styles.
What does the 'Exclude' Boolean operation do in Figma?
Identifies and selects intersecting paths of two shapes.
Combines shapes while removing the area where they overlap.
Removes the top shape from the bottom shape, leaving a hole.
Merges shapes, keeping only the overlapping area.
When might you choose to use a regular 'Shared Library' instead of a 'Team Library' in Figma?
When collaborating with external stakeholders or clients who don't have access to your Figma organization.
All of the above.
When the design assets are specific to a single project and not relevant to the entire team.
When working on a personal project that doesn't require collaboration.
What is the primary purpose of using Components in Figma?
To generate code for web development.
To reuse UI elements and maintain consistency.
To create visually appealing illustrations.
To animate design elements.
How do you create a new Variant for an existing Component in Figma?
Drag and drop a new layer onto the component.
Right-click on the component and select 'Create Variant.'
Duplicate the component and rename it.
Use the 'Create Variant' button in the Design panel.
When exporting a frame in Figma, which format preserves editability in Adobe Illustrator?
SVG
JPEG
PNG
PDF