This is the last in our series of Figma design system tutorials! In it, we’ll be working on this minimalist portfolio WordPress theme:
This WordPress theme will eventually be coded, and you’ll be able to download it for free as well.
As this design will eventually end up in the hands of a developer I wanted to create a design system for it; something which will help both of us. It will help me design new pages in the future, making sure everything is consistent, and it will also help the developer by creating an efficient coding process. The system contains all the colors, the typographic information, sizing and spacing, and more.
In this tutorial I’m going to show you how to develop several aspects of the design system, giving you an idea of how to implement your own: buttons, links, icons, and images. Let’s dig in!
Creating a Figma Design System
This Figma design system is part of a series of video tutorials–here they are, all in one place!
FigmaCreating a Figma Design System: Typography, Spacing, and Sizing
Design SystemsCreating a Figma Design System: Colors and Forms
Design SystemsCreating a Figma Design System: Buttons, Links, Icons, and Images
The Power of Design Systems
Take a look at this collection of learning resources in this Tuts+ series Unlock the Power of Design Systems, including the beginner’s course:
And if you’re interested in getting started with Figma design systems, try these on for size!
FigmaWhat Is Figma?
FigmaEssential Figma Shortcuts for Working Efficiently
Figma20 Figma UI Kits for Designers
Adobe XDFigma vs. Adobe XD in 2020
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