All the search results are about responsiveness in the Editor and none are about the Presentation Mode, at least none that I have found so far. Thinking about designing your own parallax effect The best way to get started is to create an interactive prototype with parallax scrolling. I guess I’m confused about why the “drag and watch the objects respond” behavior seems to be limited to only the editor view.Īm I missing something? I can’t find any info about this. Like, a responsive data grid where some cells shrink as the window gets less wide and some do not and eventually resulting in a horizontal scrollbar when the grid can get no smaller. For Eg: if the content is hidden horizontally its difficult for the user to scan the content. In other words, place the dynamic panel between the header and footer. I need to be able to make some UI that responds like HTML/CSS in Preview Mode. Horizontal scrolling is one of the worst UX. To ensure the header and footer remain in place while scrolling a screen, you may simply exclude those elements from the dynamic panel. Constrain the button to the parent frame for a variety of responsive behaviors… that’s cool.īut when I launch Presentation Mode I’m only given choices like “Shrink to fit frame” and “Fill to fit” etc. I see all these great tutorials and functionality around responsiveness when INSIDE the Figma editor.

The question I have is about Presentation Mode. I’m very competent with Sketch, JustinMind, Illustrator/Photoshop, and Axure and now my company is trying out Figma. Hi, new to Figma, but not new to UX design.

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