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When using Figma's prototype mode, what does the 'Smart Animate' feature do?
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What is 'Responsive Resize' primarily used for in Figma?
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In Figma, what is the benefit of using Variants in components?
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In Figma, what does the term 'Breakpoints' refer to in design?
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What advantage does component instance swapping bring in Figma?
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Why might a designer use the 'Instance Swap' feature in Figma?
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Which element in Figma helps simulate user flows by showing modal windows within prototypes?
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What are dynamic buttons in Figma typically associated with?
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Which of the following explains Figma's 'Stretch to Fill' property in Auto Layout?
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In Figma, what is the significance of the 'Fixed-Position' setting for layers?
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What is the function of the 'Slice' tool in Figma?
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How does the Layout Grid feature assist in responsive design in Figma?
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What is a key benefit of using Components in Figma?
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How can the 'Ripple' effect be best described in Figma?
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Which of the following best describes how constraints are used in Figma?
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When using Figma's prototype mode, what does the 'Smart Animate' feature do?
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The 'Smart Animate' feature in Figma prototype mode creates animations by interpolating differences between frames, offering smooth transitions based on layer properties.
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What is 'Responsive Resize' primarily used for in Figma?
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'Responsive Resize' in Figma refers to how components adjust constraints and positions to fit varying screen sizes, simplifying multi-device design efforts.
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In Figma, what is the benefit of using Variants in components?
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Variants in Figma allow designers to manage different states or versions of a component, like button states, in a single place, improving organization and efficiency.
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In Figma, what does the term 'Breakpoints' refer to in design?
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In Figma and other design contexts, 'Breakpoints' refer to specific screen widths at which the layout of a design adaptively changes, crucial for responsive designs. Such breakpoints help ensure an optimal user experience across different devices.
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What advantage does component instance swapping bring in Figma?
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Component instance swapping allows for faster design iteration by easily changing between different variations of a component without creating new designs from scratch.
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Why might a designer use the 'Instance Swap' feature in Figma?
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'Instance Swap' in Figma allows a designer to quickly exchange an instance of a component with another component, aiding in design flexibility and experimentation.
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Which element in Figma helps simulate user flows by showing modal windows within prototypes?
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The 'Overlay' element in Figma's prototyping allows modal windows or pop-ups to be displayed within the design flow, simulating user interactions with layers.
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What are dynamic buttons in Figma typically associated with?
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Dynamic buttons in Figma refer to button designs that can change states, such as hover or pressed states, based on user interactions or design specifications.
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Which of the following explains Figma's 'Stretch to Fill' property in Auto Layout?
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The 'Stretch to Fill' property in Auto Layout makes content expand as needed to fill the available space, supporting dynamic-responsive layouts.
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In Figma, what is the significance of the 'Fixed-Position' setting for layers?
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The 'Fixed-Position' setting in Figma keeps an element stationary when a frame is scrolled, useful for items like navigation bars that should always be visible.
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What is the function of the 'Slice' tool in Figma?
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The 'Slice' tool in Figma is used to define areas of the design that should be exported as individual image files, rather than modifying the design itself.
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How does the Layout Grid feature assist in responsive design in Figma?
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The Layout Grid feature in Figma helps create consistent alignment and structure by snapping components to a predefined grid system, aiding in responsive design.
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What is a key benefit of using Components in Figma?
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Components in Figma are reusable elements that help designers maintain consistency across designs by updating all instances when the master component is edited.
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How can the 'Ripple' effect be best described in Figma?
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The 'Ripple' effect in Figma prototyping is an animation that simulates the touch interaction by displaying a ripple starting from the touch point.
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Which of the following best describes how constraints are used in Figma?
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Constraints in Figma determine how objects respond to changes in the size of their parent frame, allowing for responsive design adjustments.