Find and snap to midpoints while using variable width strokes in Figma Draw
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@rog.ie
Chaos animal. Designer Advocate at @figma. Loves horror movies, electronic music, ass-numbing hot sauce, art shit and code stuff.
Variable width stroke: For those of you who need control over the width of every single point along a stroke
So incredibly proud of our team on this one. This is THAT feature we teased out during Config! Please give it a spin and give me feedback here!
Variable width stroke: For those of you who need control over the width of every single point along a stroke
Watching @maxvoltar.be live-design skeuomorphic icons on a gigantic stage at #config2025 is giving me all the feels. Couldn’t be more proud of my old friend. (Also massive hats off to Lauren and @rog.ie!). The new @figma.com Draw features are very cool.
Noise & Texture 2.0 has been in dev for a bit, but it's finally almost ready for release. a sneak peek:
Theres been no music genre I've been as obsessed with as much as dubstep, but recently hyperpop has become a close 2nd. Are there any new genres popping up that feel similar?
its so over, relatively absolute positioning and managing z-index. the trick is: parent: display: grid|inline-grid; children: grid-area: 1/1;
Two stops for #Config2025: San Francisco and London. Get your early bird tix (50% off) at figma.bot/Config25-bsky → Nov 14 - Dec 13: Call for Speakers → May 6-8: Config Global (San Francisco) → May 14: Config London
Creating hasn't come easy lately, but publishing a new post this morning felt good! I wrote about a few techniques that have made auto layout in @figma.com much easier to work with when building components. Hoping these can help others out there! 📝↔️ newsletter.baselinedesign.io/baseline-25-...
Baseline #25 – Using Auto Layout in Figma
Hello again! 👋 In this week’s newsletter, I’d love to dive into one of my favorite topics with you: creating responsive and robust components within Figma. For the past eight years of my design career...
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Can’t really ever say top for as it moves and changes, but for now, I dig these horror movies: The babadook I saw the devil The thing The shining
Horror movie lovers, what are your top 4 fav horror films? Here are my top 4 of less known but fantastic South Korean horror Seoul station https://g.co/kgs/rJPmZJ Gonjiam: Haunted Asylum https://g.co/kgs/QLeqJU Bedeviled https://g.co/kgs/J4HrM3 Wailing https://g.co/kgs/wTQKDB @rog.ie
Excited to attend Config in SF this year! Visual below made in Figma as part of the speaker announcement ✨