

This is an unavoidable part of our jobs, even with all the AI design generating magic available today. The amount of time we, as interface designers, spend clicking, selecting, renaming, moving, updating, and otherwise tweaking our designs in 2020 is surprising (and often frustrating). This practical article is an attempt to highlight the most useful plugins that I use often to make my design process faster and more smooth. Figma has added some amazing functionality recently to help with our workflows but plugins still fill in the gap for many tedious, repetitive daily tasks. One of the best ways to reduce time spent pushing pixels in Figma is to use some of the countless plugins that can do the work for you. Note: This article is aimed at user interface designers who use Figma on a daily basis. Today, let’s take an in-depth look at several plugins that can speed up your design workflow. There are hundreds of Figma plugins available as of today, yet the Figma plugin search functionality is pretty basic and at times it can be very difficult to find the right plugin for a certain task.
