Lesson 7: Auto layout

This is part of a learning series on how to use Figma as a product person. We're learning how to create a lightweight prototype that you can use to get feedback and buy-in from your stakeholders, and we're breaking the content down into daily lessons over 3 weeks.

In this lesson, you'll learn the basics of auto layout including how to turn it on and off, how to adjust the layout settings, and common configurations.

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[AkinsRealm]

Another great video with great demonstration and tips (and I agree, with great analogies :)) 🙌😊👍

[DbzTO]

Button vs Buh-en

This is t-glottalization, the /t/ sound is replaced by [ʔ], a glottal stop. It comes about because English tends to reinforce the /t/ sound with glottalization, then the /t/ is dropped and leaves only a glottal stop. It's widespread in most English accents, particularly at the ends of words, such as in what when it's not emphasized.

In the different accents of North American English, t-flapping tends to be more common in between vowels, that is, the change to [ɾ], as in words like water. But the final syllable in button is usually a syllabic [n̩] sound and articulating [ɾ] right in front of such a similarly articulated sound (they're both articulated at the alveolar ridge) tends to be difficult, so glottalization is more common in front of an unstressed syllable ending in /n/. The same goes for important as well as words like mountain and fountain.

There are some General American English speakers that do prefer flapping instead of glottalization in these words, but glottalization is probably the most common realization in General American, at least.

[Djerique]

Nice video! Where could we find the "lesson 7" Figma file? Because in the Youtube description with its link to the FigmJam community file, this specific Lesson7 Figma file is not included.

[vijaychandoliya]

Figma auto layout tool is so awesome
I'm using Figma past 4 years

1. "Designing stunning layouts has never been easier! Thanks to Figma's auto layout tool, I can create beautiful designs in no time."
2. "Say goodbye to manual resizing! With Figma's auto layout tool, I can easily adjust elements and maintain consistency throughout my designs."
3. "Figma's auto layout tool is a game-changer! It's revolutionized the way I design, and I can't imagine going back to the old way."
4. "Figma's auto layout tool has helped me become a more efficient designer. Now, I can focus on the creative aspects of my work and let the tool do the heavy lifting."
5. "If you're a designer looking to streamline your workflow, look no further than Figma's auto layout tool. It's a game-changer!"

[YAKUZI]

Sometimes its buggy on windows. My text or element is blurred. Feels like you are using css transform.

[tddizon]

Why did I only discover this content today? TT I was kind of stressed out while trying to input an icon, not realizing there was an absolute position feature. Anyway, thanks for this insightful video!