Why might you use device frames when prototyping in Figma?
To enhance the visual appeal of the prototype.
To accurately represent the prototype's dimensions on different devices.
All of the above
To test the responsiveness of the design across multiple screen sizes.
What happens when you override a property of a Component instance?
All other instances of the component also inherit the overridden property.
The instance breaks its link with the master component.
The instance changes its property while maintaining the link with the master component.
The master component gets updated with the new property.
What is a 'Shared Library' in Figma?
A repository of design inspiration and templates.
A feature for exporting design specs and assets to developers.
A folder where designers can store and share personal design resources.
A collection of design assets, components, and styles that are accessible to multiple projects and team members.
What is the primary purpose of using Components in Figma?
To reuse UI elements and maintain consistency.
To animate design elements.
To create visually appealing illustrations.
To generate code for web development.
In Figma's text editing, what does the 'Text Align' option control?
The vertical spacing between lines of text.
The angle or slant of the text characters.
The horizontal position of text within its bounding box.
The overall width of the text box.
In Figma, what does setting an export format to 'PDF' preserve?
Prototype interactions
Vector shapes and text
Animation states
Component properties
How can you directly incorporate Unsplash images into your Figma designs?
By copying and pasting image URLs
Using the Unsplash plugin
By downloading images and then importing them
Through a Figma API integration
In Auto Layout, what does the 'Hug Contents' setting primarily control?
The frame's background color
The stroke thickness of the frame
The frame's size based on its content
The padding around elements
When exporting a frame in Figma, which format preserves editability in Adobe Illustrator?
SVG
PNG
PDF
JPEG
How do 'Effects' differ from other Styles in Figma?
'Effects' can be animated to create transitions, while other Styles are static.
'Effects' are applied globally to the entire canvas, while other Styles are applied to individual elements.
'Effects' are visual enhancements like shadows and blurs applied to elements, while other Styles define colors, text, and grids.
'Effects' are primarily used for creating illustrations, while other Styles are for UI design.