How to Hand off your UX designs to developers like a PRO

How to Handoff your Design Figma like a PRO. Engineers will love you for this.
8 Steps:
-Organize the Figma file
-Show interaction red line
-Annotate
-Design edge cases
-Document your design
-Meeting with engineers to have a walk-through (Allow them to use the prototype)
-Prepare Assets for export
-Feedback and check-ins loop

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It is actually easier than you think but will require effort.

[Mashinistka]

oh man, I just love the way you explain things!! straight to the point, but with enough details. Keep it up!

[LouManning]

Great video. You should consider making an annotation component so you can reuse it throughout your experiences and streamline your workflow in the process.

[solomonkitumba]

Bro you just answered like a million questions i had in my head in just one video

[curiousrooster]

Hats off bro for such a free like a boot camp 🎉

[KristenNichole]

About to hand off a project next week. This was helpful.

[erikamarie]

Thank you for this video! Super helpful, and your explanations are very clear.

[davetaylor]

1:20 into this, and I already know I need to subscribe :D

[JohnnyP]

Great video, but I guess one thing that is missing is creating a design system and tokens to avoid misuse of your designs. This would really help the devs, and kept the design consistent.

[OvienSuccess]

nice, could you make a video on how to name the UI elements on the layers panel, like the various methods. Can't wait for the next video.

[smilli]

can you do full course on asset export, documentation on full real site /app

[emmanuelogunmoroti]

Nice tutorial, thank you for this. I never knew the new figma section update came with a "ready for development" tag

[bright_moses]

The documentation is more like a PRD right?

[serjsolarpunk]

Dude. Great video! I respect the content and hustle. Who's your editor ?! would they be open to more work I'm currently looking for someone to do a similar style for my channel?

[destinydesire]

Thanks a lot for this. Also, a slightly unrelated question, what size would you recommend to export sections in? Say for instance, i design a mockup, put it in a section and export in 4X. But when I share that export on my socials, like twitter, the quality drops a bit (i think from resizing, because twitter's upload size is 1200×675) which is smaller than the section I export. Especially the height of the section.

I'd appreciate your reply.

[xboimvd]

which plan I'll need to have all of this capability for handoff? I am using the free version as of now.

[you_are_welcome]

Nice content newly subscribed, thanks

[brahimm.]

Hi and thank you for this video, did you start working on documenting or not yet?
I am really excited to see how a senior designer document his work.

[ninjaoftherift]

Hello Destiny I hope you are doing well, I wanted to ask you for some advice currently I am in between UI UX Design and development and I really like both but I cant decide ? Personally while I like designing I really enjoy coding something and watching the design come to life. I just graduated with my IT degree and web dev and design and currently doing code academys front end engineering cert. But my question is as a UI dev do you get to at least design a little bit? Do you have input since you also have some design knowledge?

[LifeOfACretive]

Thank you so much for this! What's your LinkedIn though?