Here’s another freebie from Roman Kamushken.
A cool Figma material design UI backdrop template that has lot of new features: New material inputs, Outlined buttons, Inserted FABs, Backdrops and more…
Keep up the great work!
Today we are featuring a great Figma freebie created by Roman Kamushken.
It includes 4 cool looking mobile templates and one desktop layout example, all pat of a much bigger premium UI kit created by the author.
Thanks for sharing!
Here’s a new Figma freebie created by Nazar Vasylyshyn.
It’s a simple but useful color palette which you can use in all of your Figma Material Design projects.
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Here’s a nice little freebie kindly shared by Harm Hölting.
The Figma file contains fully editable vector versions of the iPhone X and iPhone 8.
Great job!
Many thanks to Greg Dlubacz for sharing a great Figma freebie.
A Fully customizable and scalable set of vector elements with 3 pre-defined color themes, useful for creating fast sitemaps and wireframes.
This is the perfect tool for web designers, web developers, project managers using Figma who want to quickly build their sitemaps without spending too much time.
Enjoy this amazing free Figma resource!
Many thanks to Rishabh Kapoor who created and shared this new Figma freebie.
A Beautifully designed To Do app including 6 mobile screens. It can be used as UI kit for your next mobile project.
Great work!
Today Victor Kernes is sharing yet another freebie.
A realistic Nintendo Gameboy mockup done with Figma.
Great work!
Many thanks to Victor Kernes for creating and sharing this cool freebie.
This is a full body recreation of Star Wars R2-D2, done with Figma.
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Check out today’s Figma freebie, created by Tony Gines.
This freebie is a set of credit card icons coming in different sizes: 128px, 64px, and 32px.
Enjoy this free Figma resource.
Here’s a nice little freebie kindly shared by Alexandr Kochevanov.
An Iphone X and Samsung S8 device mockups done with Figma.
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Today Dustin Tanner shares a great Figma freebie.
Here’s a tutorial on how to make isometric Figma frames to use in device illustrations or comps: Click here
And you can download the Figma source file from the button below.
Thanks for doing this for the community.
Roman Kamushken is sharing another useful Figma freebie.
A set of well designed tables you can use in your own designs.
Thanks for sharing with the community.