Figma is an online tool that allows product creators to design, prototype and collaborate on their projects. It is used by developers, designers and product managers to create UI/UX designs for web applications, mobile apps and other software.
Figma makes it easy to adjust the frame of a project, allowing you to quickly resize or reposition elements within the project. This guide will explain how you can adjust the frame on a Figma project.
Step 1: Open the project in Figma and select the frame that you want to adjust. You can click and drag the frame’s boundaries to resize it, or click and drag anywhere inside the frame to move it around. You can also use keyboard shortcuts for these actions: press ‘Ctrl +’ (for Mac) or ‘Ctrl + Shift +’ (for PC) to zoom in on your project, or ‘Ctrl -‘ (for Mac) or ‘Ctrl + Alt +’ (for PC) to zoom out.
Step 2: Once the frame has been resized or repositioned, you can use the Auto Layout feature to align elements within the frame. To use Auto Layout, select all of the elements inside of a frame and click ‘Auto Layout’. Then choose from one of four alignment options – Left Align, Right Align, Top Align or Bottom Align – depending on what type of alignment you want your elements to have.
Step 3: You can also adjust how elements are grouped together within a frame by using Groups & Layers. To create a group, select all of your desired elements inside of a frame and click ‘Group’. This will merge all selected elements into one single group which can then be moved around as one unit within your project.
Step 4: Finally, if you want more control over how elements are positioned in relation to each other within a frame, use Guide Lines. Guide Lines are thin lines that appear when two objects overlap each other; they help provide visual cues for where an object should be placed in relation to another object within a frame.
To add guide lines simply hover over an element with your mouse and press ‘G’. This will draw guide lines from that element so that other objects will snap into place when placed near them.
In conclusion, adjusting frames in Figma is a straightforward process that allows product creators to quickly resize or reposition their frames along with their content inside of them. By following these four steps – resizing/repositioning frames manually, using auto layout for alignment purposes, grouping elements together with groups & layers and adding guide lines – users can easily customize their projects as desired.