Mastering Advanced Prototyping with Variables | 2023 Figma Variables Tutorial

🔗 Link to Part 1: • How to Use Variables i...
Welcome to the second part of our Variable Series, where we explore the exciting world of advanced prototyping using variables! If you haven't caught Part 1 yet, watch it to get a solid foundation for this game-changing feature.
In this tutorial, we take your prototyping skills to the next level by showcasing how to harness the power of variables to create dynamic and interactive prototypes that simulate real-world scenarios. Buckle up as we guide you through practical examples step-by-step.
📁 Download the design files to follow along: www.figma.com/community/file/...
🔥 What You'll Learn:
- Transform your designs into interactive prototypes that mimic real-world functionality.
- Use variables to perform calculations, logic checks, and conditional actions with just a few frames.
- Elevate your prototyping efficiency by understanding and implementing the new prototyping actions: Set variable and Conditional.
📋 Timestamps:
0:00-1:43 Intro
1:43-6:30 Example 1 - Set variables basics
6:30-13:06 Example 2 - Using variables to make calculations
13:06-16:34 Example 3 - Conditionals and Boolean variables
16:34-17:32 Outro
By the end of this tutorial, you'll be equipped with the skills to impress your team and clients with dynamic prototypes that accurately showcase your design's intended functionality-without drowning in an ocean of screens.
🎉 Don't miss this opportunity to level up your prototyping game. Click that "Watch Now" button and let's dive into the world of advanced prototyping with variables!
📢 Have questions or need assistance? Drop them in the comments below, and we'll be thrilled to help you on your prototyping journey.
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[@eba-rave7509]

Very well explained and to the point! Thank you

[@yen-8680]

Thank you! I finally can understand how to use variables 😆

[@wg1948]

Well explained Thanks a mill!!

[@SantiVillegasYT]

You're welcome! ty! 🙂

[@maguipezzm692]

Thanks for showing good practices for this, like replacing the components after you set up the variables or display the prototype on a different frame; that actually makes sense when you’re working 😅 I think I’ll be applying this for a booking calendar, thnx

[@SantiVillegasYT]

Magui thank you for your nice comments! good luck with your project i'm glad you're applying the concepts!

[@loicsans]

Thanks for that, it's to the point. Keep up the great tutorials coming :)

[@SantiVillegasYT]

Thank you for taking the time to comment! I will 😃