Multiplayer and Commenting in Figma

Multiplayer is not a new concept. Google docs completely changed the way we collaborate on text. More and more tools in our daily work are becoming collaborative, such as Airtable, Slack and now Figma. Once you start experiencing its power, you can’t go back. It’s one of those “of course!” moment.

Real-time collaboration helps with the introvert nature of designers when they’re working on something new. That’s because the fear of sharing is powerful when they work in a silo, and the more they dive deep in that rabbit hole, the less they’re inclined to share.

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To follow this course, you’ll need to download the assets. You can also get the Figma source files to compare your progress against mine.

[pteeradukteel]

Thank you so much!
With the help of your work I see how my skills growing

[psychurch]

Very much enjoyed and learned from these video series, thank you for sharing!

[TheMorgalion]

How about the Client? They can also create a comment event they don't have an Account of Figma?

[zootrunner]

Hummm...and your boss can look over your shoulder even when you are working remotely? I'm not sure I like that!