Definitely found some new tips I didn't know about before, holding spacebar to drag around elements in a frame is super useful because I always feel frustrated when they leave the frame and I have to rearrange them inside again lol
Finally I know how to properly resize the SVG icons. What I usually did is change the stroke size based on how much I scale it, a lot of weird maths happening. 😂
Thank you for making this video. It's going to be helpful for beginners and even seasoned designers who haven't mastered shortcuts yet. ⭕Tip #1 is too cool 😎. Ctrl+P for quick access to plugins, shortcuts and menus ⭕Tip #3 is going to take your game to the next level, its like getting X-Ray vision. ⭕Tip #6 was neat as well; though I do some mathematics in Figma the tip showed how to do it better. ⭕Tip #9 😮I've been using Figma for years and didn't know that Ctrl+1 will take you to the 'Home' tab and that Ctrl+ will take you to the respective tab. ⭕Tip #12 was something I had learned recently, batch renaming will help save energy and maintain naming consistency. ⭕ Tip #13 can be helpful as well. I never thought about using the spacebar as a way to keep an object in a frame ⭕ Tip #14 is🔥 What a game changer! Use 'Z' while presenting a prototype ⭕ Tip #15 is very important. Frames over groups in Figma. They give you more control
4:28 Difference between Flatten and Outline Path options demoed, is that flatten combines everything into one layer while outline does not. Otherwise they both do the same thing. They convert higher level objects down to vector paths. Like editable text no longer is editable instead it becomes a vector path of what the text looked like when it was converted.
Great content! Thank you so much. I just freshly got certified in ux design but some of this stuff was still missing and now im scrambling youtube for knowledge on how to make my work stand out. If I could make a recommendation, I'd suggest labeling the sections of the video by what tip you're showing vs a TIP # so folk can go back and forth through the video to find certain steps
This was just what I was looking for! Really helps make the design process much faster. Finding these minute practical tips is really hard ! This video really summed them up for me :)
hello @@rachelhow , Yeh please 🙏 I would like to see more shortcuts so as to work faster and more efficiently or some UI/UX rules that anyone should obey.
Thanks once again (this ain’t a bot, this girl just keeps killing it). Also last time you had 919 subs, I can’t believe you already hit 1k SO PROUD!! 👏👏😭😭
Rachel thanx for this video! really helpful! I would eagerly want to see how you use Notion to save all your design courses-links, icons, fonts etc. Thanx in advance, hugs form junior designer in Ukraine:)
This is so great and super insightful! I’m actually in the process of redesigning my case studies for my current portfolio. I noticed your tabs on the left didn’t have any solutions, would you suggest adding solutions? Also where is a good place to add any prototypes? Thanks!!
Amazing video Rachael, I just subscribed to your channel hoping to see more helpful contents. Please I would love to see how you start and finish a project using design briefs
Hey, Rachel! Thanks for your insights - I love your videos! A quick question. What macbook model would you recommend for a beginner in ui ux design? What are the minimum requirements? I’m planning to buy one but not sure which one to choose. Thanks!
Hello Rachel! I'm a new subscriber of yours and trying to study UI/UX design with the help of your videos. I just wanted to ask how you've been doing the Tip #13? I can't seem to move the object without it coming out of frame. Is there any other method to do this? Thank you! :)
Hi Rachel! I just discovered your channel and I'm really enjoying your content! Thank you! I wanted to ask what the difference between reset all overrides vs reset instance is? Actually I'm not sure why but I don't see an option for "reset instance" in my desktop Figma on my Windows 10 laptop. Anyways, any help would be great, thanks! :)
Hi Rachel, thankyou so much for these amazing tips. I have been trying to do the spacebar tip you mentioned, to keep the elements inside of the frame, its just not working for some reason, as soon as i hit spacebar, the element freezes and i cannot move it. Is there something i am doing wrong? Thankyou :)
Definitely found some new tips I didn't know about before, holding spacebar to drag around elements in a frame is super useful because I always feel frustrated when they leave the frame and I have to rearrange them inside again lol
2:35 wtf I never knew you could do math in there 🤯🤯🤯 this is a game changer
Yaaaas Elizabeth! Love the tiny UX details from Figma :)
Finally I know how to properly resize the SVG icons. What I usually did is change the stroke size based on how much I scale it, a lot of weird maths happening. 😂
Thank you! your channel is being a favorite spot on youtube. learning alot about basics. again, thanks Rachel.
Wow, thank you! You're most welcome, Ameer!
Thank you for making this video. It's going to be helpful for beginners and even seasoned designers who haven't mastered shortcuts yet.
⭕Tip #1 is too cool 😎. Ctrl+P for quick access to plugins, shortcuts and menus
⭕Tip #3 is going to take your game to the next level, its like getting X-Ray vision.
⭕Tip #6 was neat as well; though I do some mathematics in Figma the tip showed how to do it better.
⭕Tip #9 😮I've been using Figma for years and didn't know that Ctrl+1 will take you to the 'Home' tab and that Ctrl+ will take you to the respective tab.
⭕Tip #12 was something I had learned recently, batch renaming will help save energy and maintain naming consistency.
⭕ Tip #13 can be helpful as well. I never thought about using the spacebar as a way to keep an object in a frame
⭕ Tip #14 is🔥 What a game changer! Use 'Z' while presenting a prototype
⭕ Tip #15 is very important. Frames over groups in Figma. They give you more control
great content, super useful and no bs, every second of watching this is worth it!
I really appreciated this. Thanks for watching :)
4:28 Difference between Flatten and Outline Path options demoed, is that flatten combines everything into one layer while outline does not. Otherwise they both do the same thing. They convert higher level objects down to vector paths. Like editable text no longer is editable instead it becomes a vector path of what the text looked like when it was converted.
Thanks for sharing your tips, Paul-Sebastian! 😁
Batch export is amazing! Thank you Rachel!
Another amazing video Rachel! Thank you for taking the time to put this together. I just found your channel and absolutely love it!
Great content! Thank you so much. I just freshly got certified in ux design but some of this stuff was still missing and now im scrambling youtube for knowledge on how to make my work stand out. If I could make a recommendation, I'd suggest labeling the sections of the video by what tip you're showing vs a TIP # so folk can go back and forth through the video to find certain steps
Thank you for the feedback! And good luck to you 💛✨
This was just what I was looking for! Really helps make the design process much faster. Finding these minute practical tips is really hard ! This video really summed them up for me :)
OMG! SUPER helpful. Im still learning Figma, and this was amazing! Thank you
Had no clue that you could batch rename in Figma. Wow, thanks!
You're super welcome
Thak you so so much Rachel! I am a beginner and this is making the learning curve much less steep. Thanks again!
*For the 3rd tip the outlines are visible on windows by CTRL+SHIFT+3
I loved your tips and already I use many of these. Thanks Rachel.
Thanks for sharing, Giorgos! I appreciate it. Is there any content you'd like to see more in future?
hello @@rachelhow ,
Yeh please 🙏 I would like to see more shortcuts so as to work faster and more efficiently or some UI/UX rules that anyone should obey.
Thanks, for clarifying the actual shortcut of outline view on windows.
It's amazing how you can know so many things, you are my new best friend! ♥
Got some excellent tips that I've never seen before. Thanks, Rachel🥺❤ You did a great job.
Omg the Icon strokes one! So good! Thank you!
You're welcome!! Thanks for watching Melissa
Omg that Command P is everything I've been looking for
It's Figma 'Quick actions' 😁
This is the best tutorial of Figma, I've seen till now!❤ So so helpful. Keep Creating more♥
Thanks once again (this ain’t a bot, this girl just keeps killing it). Also last time you had 919 subs, I can’t believe you already hit 1k SO PROUD!! 👏👏😭😭
Thanks Farah,
Very very thank you!!! Rachel
Thanks a lot Rachel, it is very useful ^^ Have a nice day !
Great video! I got to watch it again and again..... Thanks so much!
Awesome! Thank you for watching, Rajiv! 😍
Singkat, padat, jelas. Thank you very helpful tips! 🔥
Thank you for watching, Rizal :)
Thank you so much, Rachel. Love the tips alot!
Thank you for watching too! :)
Love this! Thanks for making this ^_^
Great tips! I have to write these down.
Yeah, I found a tip that I have not used before, thanks for sharing
No problem!
Thank you so much for also sharing the Windows Shortcuts! I really appreciate it :)
You're very welcome!
Great video again Rachel!
Yay, thank you Hannah!!
Cool! Loved the tip about looking for components in the outline mode. ✌😊
Glad it was helpful!
Time to try out Figma again. Great work Rachel !!
Thank you for watching again :)
Love your channel! Keep up the good work :)
Thanks for watching!
that was really usefull. waiting to see more contents like this.
Thank you!
Very useful 😍Thanks Rachel
Thanks for watching, Behnam!
Thank you!!
This is gold! Thank you
Glad you enjoyed it!
Rachel thanx for this video! really helpful! I would eagerly want to see how you use Notion to save all your design courses-links, icons, fonts etc. Thanx in advance, hugs form junior designer in Ukraine:)
I found some new tips! Thanks for sharing.
Happy to help!
You're fantastic! Thanks a lot!
Thank you!
This is so great and super insightful! I’m actually in the process of redesigning my case studies for my current portfolio. I noticed your tabs on the left didn’t have any solutions, would you suggest adding solutions? Also where is a good place to add any prototypes? Thanks!!
Thank you for eye-opening video keep it up..!☺
thank you :)
Such an informative video! Thank you so much for sharing
Thank you for watching, Nithyasri! :)
Like this video! This is so helpful! Thanks for sharing!
Thank you for watching :)
thanks for the tips, make video about plugins that useful for ux design please.
Amazing video Rachael, I just subscribed to your channel hoping to see more helpful contents. Please I would love to see how you start and finish a project using design briefs
Thanks for subbing! Noted on your suggestion, would make a video like this soon!
Hey, Rachel! Thanks for your insights - I love your videos!
A quick question. What macbook model would you recommend for a beginner in ui ux design? What are the minimum requirements? I’m planning to buy one but not sure which one to choose.
Thanks!
Very helpful video.... 👏...very very thanks
This is the holy grail ❤️ thank u👸
super useful video. I've learnt something new today - how to batch rename 🙂
Thank you for watching, Niki! :)
Hi Rachel, I love your videos, thank you for these Figma tips 👍
You are so welcome!
Wonderful Video!😇 Learn a lot!
Thanks! 😃
extremely helpful. can you please tell the shortcut for creating an empty frame
Thanks for sharing the tips! So many new tips :) Can I also ask how did you pick up your video editing skills?
Great stuff, thanks!
thanks for watching!
Awesome thanks 👍👍
Thank you too!
7:30 Thank you
Amazing
Tip 6: so lit!!
Yo thanks for watching Mike!
Omg just subscribed your channel!😍
Thanks for subbing!!
Hello Rachel! I'm a new subscriber of yours and trying to study UI/UX design with the help of your videos. I just wanted to ask how you've been doing the Tip #13? I can't seem to move the object without it coming out of frame. Is there any other method to do this? Thank you! :)
please Rachel make vedio how to make strong profile on upwork also i am new ui/ux designer to attract clients on upwork
SUPER helpful
Glad it helped! 🙏🏻
Wow 👌 👏
Much helpful
Terimakasih banyak rachel
these tips helped me, love the malaysian accent 😛
I was afraid that I get hate for the Malaysian accent but I try to be myself - haha. Thanks for watching!
Please, I would love to see the same video for windows
Amazing!!!!!
Thank you! Cheers!
Hi Rachel! I just discovered your channel and I'm really enjoying your content! Thank you! I wanted to ask what the difference between reset all overrides vs reset instance is? Actually I'm not sure why but I don't see an option for "reset instance" in my desktop Figma on my Windows 10 laptop. Anyways, any help would be great, thanks! :)
how dyou manage pages by SCROLLS and FIXED? 6:16
Weil done!
informative
Thank you!
I attempted to use the command + P shortcut to search for the iconify, but it seems that I am unable to locate it at this time.
Hi Rachel, thankyou so much for these amazing tips. I have been trying to do the spacebar tip you mentioned, to keep the elements inside of the frame, its just not working for some reason, as soon as i hit spacebar, the element freezes and i cannot move it. Is there something i am doing wrong? Thankyou :)
make a video of Figma useful plugins.
Thanks for the suggestion! I've noted down the idea ;)
Many of the shortcuts not working at my end. Please help
at 2.32 how did u duplicate the boxes?
How do you select multiple elements on the artboard?
On Figma, select multiple items while holding 'Shift' key. Hope it helps, Rashman!
Dear Rachel, How did you put plugins in your search engines? when i press CMD + P and i search iconify, it says "no matches" is it downloadable ?
Hey Kevin, yes - you need to download the plugin on Figma first. My bad for not making it clearer in the video!
Hey have you did any UI UX design course before getting into it?
Hey Sahil, thanks for watching! No, I did not take any course :)
@@rachelhow so how did you got your first job in UI UX design? Have you did an internship or directly got the job.
You are using Adobe xd ?!
You can explain it please ♥️
Hey Ahmed, thanks for watching :) I used to use adobe xd (2 years ago), but found Figma to be a better experience for me.
@@rachelhow no problem ❤️
I don't know why, many shortcut which you showed - that doesn't work on my pc. Are you using figma web or figma software version?
Sorry to hear that 😭 I'm using the Figma desktop app for Mac.
What button is called ''option''
On Mac, it’s the ‘option’ key. On windows, it’s the ‘Alt’ key. :)
ctrl + Y is not working
I am really enjoyed this video, it will be very nice if you can slow down your speech, too fast :)
Thanks for the tip! Actually you can adjust the playback speed in TH-cam video settings :) It's at the bottom right corner of the video!
@@rachelhow Thank you so much dear, I am amazed with your talent as UX designer
You forgot the very first tip, get a decent PC. At least 16GB of Ram and a decently fast processor. 😅
I agree with you on this, whether you're on PC or Mac, get one with at least 16gb of RAM. I'm using 32gb RAM.
@@rachelhow same but im on a custom build with win 11
3 year old video, "Figma Tutorial 2024"
Do you just update the title of the video every year?
true. will remove the year from the title! a new updated video is coming soon. working on it now :)
thank u!!!!!! very useful
I'm new here. This is very helpful. Thank youu