Figma is a powerful design tool and prototyping platform that enables designers to create stunning UI designs for websites, apps, and desktop applications. It allows users to easily add interactive elements to their designs, such as transitions, animations, and scrolling effects. This article will explain how to add scrolling to a Figma prototype.
Step 1: To begin, open the Figma project you want to add scrolling to. Select the layer or artboard you want to add scrolling effects to by clicking on it.
Step 2: Once the desired layer or artboard is selected, click the “Prototype” tab in the top toolbar. This will open up the Prototyping window for that particular layer or artboard.
Step 3: Within the Prototyping window, click on the “Scrolling” option in the left-hand menu. This will open up a series of options for how you would like your prototype’s scroll behavior to be.
Step 4: Choose from one of five scrolling options: horizontal scrolling; vertical scrolling; looping; reverse looping; and infinite looping. Depending on which option you select, different parameters may appear in order for you to further customize your prototype’s scroll behavior.
Step 5: Once you have selected your desired scroll behavior and customized any parameters associated with it (if necessary), click “Done” in order to save your changes. Your Figma prototype should now be set up with scrolling effects!
Conclusion: Adding scrolling effects to a Figma prototype is relatively straightforward and easy once you have familiarized yourself with the process outlined above. By following these five steps, users can quickly and easily add interactive elements such as transitions, animations, and scrolling effects to their Figma projects!