Using components in Figma is an efficient way to make changes and modifications to a design quickly and with minimal effort. Components are essentially reusable pieces of design that you can apply to multiple objects in your project, such as a color palette or font.
With components, you can quickly switch out colors or fonts across multiple objects in your project, making it easier to maintain consistency and keep track of changes.
To use a component in Figma, start by selecting the object or group of objects that you wish to apply the component to. You can then select the “Components” option from the main menu on the left side of the Figma interface.
This will open up a list of all available components for your project. Select the component you want to use and drag it onto your selection. This will instantly apply it to all selected objects.
You can also edit a component after it has been applied. To do so, select the component from the Components menu on the left side of Figma’s interface and edit it using tools in the Inspector panel on the right side of Figma’s interface. Here you’ll be able to adjust properties such as color, font size, alignment, etc., depending on what type of component you’re working with.
Conclusion:
Using components in Figma is an efficient way to make changes quickly and easily across multiple objects in your project. To use a component, select an object or group of objects and then drag it onto your selection from the Components menu on the left side of Figma’s interface. You can also edit components after they have been applied by selecting them from the Components list and making adjustments using tools in the Inspector panel on the right side of Figma’s interface.