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Optional Figma guide

Organize your Figma file.

Keep pages, frames, and files easy to find.

A bright editorial illustration about organize your figma file.

What you will learn.

Organize the Academy file so a first version, revision, sources, and questions can be retrieved.

Before you begin.

Optional guide. Finish Set up your Figma file first. Skip if your existing three-page Academy file already lets you find the original, revision, sources, and questions quickly.

Learn the concept.

The file is the whole Academy workspace. The three pages separate daily references, assignments, and questions. A section groups one assignment within a page, and a frame contains one screen or study. You do not need a fourth portfolio page.

Words to know.

Page

One of the three top-level areas inside the Academy file.

One page inside a file

Section

A labeled region on a page that groups one lesson’s work.

Related work grouped on a page

Frame

A named container for a screen or study within that work.

A boundary for content
The idea in practice

See a worked example.

Start with the three Academy pages.

For exampleKeep the existing Daily practice, Assignments, and Questions pages.

Name a lesson section and its rounds.

For exampleInside Assignments, name a section Typography and frames Round 1 and Round 2. Keep source links beside borrowed pictures.

Retrieve the versions and their sources.

For exampleLeave the file, reopen it, and retrieve both rounds and any genuine question from its page.