1Start lesson 1
Find your way around
Lessons 1–7. The canvas, frames, shapes, text, colour, the pen and constraints, in a real editor in your browser.
Learn Figma free, in a real editor
25 short lessons, each one done in a design editor that runs in your browser. Every step checks itself, and from lesson 8 you build one app, Wander, so by lesson 25 you have a finished design and a case study for your portfolio. New to design? Start with the free UI UX course alongside it.
Lesson 8 · Auto layout
Build Wander's trip card
- Select the Trip cardClick the card on the canvas.
- Add auto layout
- Set the gap to 16
- Make the button orange
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Wander · HomeShare
Layers
- ▢ Trip card
- ◫ Photo
- T Title
- T Price
- ◆ Button
Lisbon, 4 nights
from €420
Book trip
✓ Nice, that's it
Design
Auto layout
Gap–
Fill141414
Radius12
2Start lesson 8
Build Wander's design kit
Lessons 8–14. Auto layout, styles, components, variants and variables, building the kit for Wander, a travel app.
3Start lesson 15
Design Wander's screens
Lessons 15–19. Grids, hierarchy, accessible colour, icons and navigation across Wander's screens.
4Start lesson 20
Prototype and test
Lessons 20–23. Prototyping, smart animate, overlays and scrolling, then test Wander and iterate.
5Start lesson 24
Hand off and showcase
Lessons 24–25. Hand Wander off to developers and turn it into a portfolio case study.
Figma is the tool. Design is the job.
Knowing every Figma shortcut won't make a screen good. Pair these lessons with the free course to learn type, colour, layout and how people think.