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Handoff Helpers β€” Free Figma library to make designers better communicators
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Handoff Helpers is a free component library that helps you effectively communicate your designs πŸ’ͺ
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It includes components like:
- Prototype Table of Contents
- Link trees
- To-do lists
- All kinds of organizers
- Status indicators
- and more!
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Matt D. Smith
This is rad!! Nice work! πŸ™Œ
Kris Puckett
Dang! Love this a ton.
Ridd
Nice! Glad you like it Kris πŸ‘Œ
Rey Alejandro
Organizing your design is something designers overlook. This is a great way to communicate with stakeholders specially asynchronously.
Kyler Phillips
Love it, great work Ridd!
Ridd
Thanks Kyler!!
Michael Corrao
This looks incredible! Can't wait to start using it.
Aaron Cramer
This is super! I’ll share often with folks
Ridd
@aaron_cramer1 That would be awesome :) Such a big fan of everything you all are creating πŸ‘
Oleh Hriaznov
Good job, Michael!
Mike Gonzalez
This is level-up content. Thanks for sharing!! These components are already adding value to a project I’m working on.
Ridd
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Daryll Wong
Downloaded to take a look and I actually do like this!
Ridd
Good I’m glad πŸ˜ƒ
Chantal DeGaust
This is awesome, cant wait to utilize this resource!
Ankit Anand
This is an incredible mini design system for following best practices in design handoff. It is fully adaptable as well to fit any project.
Samuel Lane
This is incredible! It helps me as a young designer realize what kind of info that engineers will need to make the hand off smoother! Always great to learn from the experience of accomplished designers!
Ridd
@samuel_lane96 Good I'm glad! Thanks for sharing πŸ‘
Ridd
Hey friends! Ridd hereβ€”I'm a design advisor for Shift Nudge and the creator of Figma Academy. Today I'm releasing a library called "Handoff Helpers" that I've been iterating on for years. Inside is a set of components that designers can easily insert into their Figma files (things like status indicators, prototype starting points, link trees, organizers, to-do lists, etc.). The goal is to make it easy for designers to communicate with the rest of their team at a really high level. I appreciate the minute details of delightful UI as much as anyone, but when it comes to building great products, communication almost always trumps pixel perfection. And now that product design is becoming an increasingly remote profession, the ability to collaborate asynchronously is one of the most valuable skills we can refine. I'd love for more designers to stop limiting components to UI elements and start thinking of them as powerful workflow enhancers. I've had developers thanking me for using this library for years. It's a key way to ensure everyone is always on the same page and that the best possible product is getting shipped. Plus, it's easy to customize the components to make sure they're a great fit for your system and brand. I hope you enjoy it! ~ Ridd
Ankit Anand
@ridderingand Hey Ridd! I went through the file. And wow! This is incredibly detailed and helpful. As an aspiring designer, this taught me so many things about design-engineering collaboration. Thank you!
Ridd
Good I’m glad! 😊