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My Website Design Process and Workflow in Figma

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rafaltomal.com

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 ​​ ​ Last week, I shared a video in Figma. Today, I want to show you my entire web

 ​[My Website Design Process and Workflow in Figma](=)​ ​ Last week, I shared a video [introduction to the DesignKit]( in Figma. Today, I want to show you my entire website design process in Figma. This is an overview of my complete workflow, which I’ve been using for my clients for several years. It’s been highly successful, and I hope it can help you as well! What this video is going to cover: - Set up the correct file structure for your website projects. - Create a simple workflow between your working and client preview files. - Use the design exploration templates to collect your research and inspiration. - Create style tiles to explore different design directions quickly. - Use annotations and arrows to present your wireframes better. - The process of going from wireframes to final design mockups. = So far, we’ve covered the basic principles of working with [DesignKit]( in Figma. In the next video, we’ll dive into the actual wireframing process from start to finish. Are you ready to give [DesignKit]( a try? Improve your designing process and workflow today. [Rafal Tomal](=) Keep designing! 🤘 - [Rafal Tomal]()  Powered by [ConvertKit](). If you don't want to receive any messages from me anymore, you can [unsubscribe]( here. Tomal Design Inc., 282 PO Box, Crystal Lake, IL 60039 Â

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