Figma part 5: Auto layout feature

Auto layout: Making a responsive button, footer and header

In this video series, Simon introduces Figma's Auto Layout feature, demonstrating how it enhances responsiveness and adaptability in design layouts. Simon starts by creating a simple button with Auto Layout applied. Then, he proceeds to build a footer with social media icons, and a header with a logo and menu icons,  emphasising the convenience of Auto Layout in designing responsive layouts efficiently.


Auto layout: Making an image tile and combining components into an auto layout

In this video, Simon demonstrates the creation of responsive components using Auto Layout, including an image tile, and showcases how these elements adapt to different screen sizes within a mobile layout. 


Auto layout: Creating a desktop header with auto layout

Simon demonstrates the creation of a responsive design using Auto Layout, showcasing how elements adjust and respond in both wide and desktop versions, while emphasising the flexibility and ease of use provided by Auto Layout in designing complex structures and components within the system.


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