How to Create Sliders in Figma - An Update || Crema

[@papagooseonline]

Thanks for the tutorial. What if I want a range slider that has a knob that can stop at any point of the range? Would you just make more "stops" or is there some other way to do it?

[@Febbraio93]

I've exactly the same problem. Did you find any solution meanwhile?

[@papagooseonline]

@@Febbraio93 Hey, no. I just used a step slider, in the end it was enough to demonstrate the concept. But if you want something for usability testing I guess coding it will be the way.

[@SilenceKillsDesign]

I don't know why we can't just say it's safe to assume frames are the most legitimate option in 80% of instances. It used to drive me nuts in InDesign when I'd open a file and there was a text box sitting on top of a colored rectangle, when literally all of it could be controlled by object styles. InDesign is the OG, my ride or die for layouts. So I find it funny when Figma users don't go that far back in the game to know it's all the same ol tricks.

[@GeorgeBrooksKC]

Love a good Blurple.

[@MoserTimmy]

subscribed! thanks for these amazing tutorials

[@Cremalab]

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[@jacobl9153]

Thanks for the helpful information! I am having trouble making a round horseshoe shaped slider. I followed what you did but the colored part fades in and does not slide in. Please help!

[@srujansriram]

Looking to do almost the exact thing. A circular slider OR a knob. Let me know if you found somethinbg

[@TheFIGO369]

THX BRO!

[@JenyVardulova]

I follow correctly the steps on 4:17 min but when I test it, the circle doesn't move so gental like yours. It act like I choose On click not On drag.

[@bryceeasterday71]

I have the same problem

[@JenyVardulova]

@Crema , would you please help?

[@Larmaries]

Nice info, however I try use it for slider with three or more steps and not fix it... a rule 30% 60% 70% 100% for example :(