Glossary term
What is Frame (Figma)?
In Apex Flow Academy, "Frame (Figma)" means: A container on the Figma canvas. You draw one frame for each screen, and everything inside it moves with it. It is taught in UX Design With Figma: Design Apps People Love. Related terms include Wireframe, Layout guide, User flow and Visual hierarchy.
- 1 course teaches it
- plain-word definition
The facts
What is Frame (Figma)?
A container on the Figma canvas. You draw one frame for each screen, and everything inside it moves with it.
Where is Frame (Figma) taught?
Frame (Figma) is defined in UX Design With Figma: Design Apps People Love.
Which lessons cover Frame (Figma)?
These lessons name it in their title or objectives:
- UX Design With Figma: Design Apps People Love, lesson 1.4: Frames, shapes and text: draw your first screen
- UX Design With Figma: Design Apps People Love, lesson 3.3: Wireframes in Figma: gray boxes, real words and a layout guide
- UX Design With Figma: Design Apps People Love, lesson 3.4: Design the states and write the real words
- UX Design With Figma: Design Apps People Love, lesson 5.2: Auto layout: boxes that grow with their content
Which terms are related to Frame (Figma)?
Next to Frame (Figma) in the course glossaries: Wireframe, Layout guide, User flow, Visual hierarchy, Affinity map, Spacing scale, Insight and Touch target (tap area).
WireframeLayout guideUser flowVisual hierarchyAffinity mapSpacing scaleInsightTouch target (tap area)
The hard questions, answered straight
Bold questions people really ask. Each answer comes from the course data or a settled Academy fact.
Do I need experience before I learn Frame (Figma)?
It depends on the course. Each course that teaches it lists its own prerequisites, and all are listed at beginner level:
- UX Design With Figma: Design Apps People Love: No design or coding experience.